About Kawasaki Racing Lime Green
Kawasaki's "Lime Green" is one of the most recognized liveries in motorsport — a hot HSL-94° yellow-green sprayed across glossy and matte-black Ninja bodywork since 2003. The color (paint code 777) pops violently against deep carbon black and lacquered fairings, accented by brushed-metal and carbon greys.
This design system distills factory race aesthetics into digital form: sharp angular decals, italic slashes, lime-on-black instrument panels, and condensed racing-decal typography engineered for speed and aggression.
- Origin
- Japan (Kawasaki Heavy Industries), global racing circuits
- Era
- 1950–1990 racing heritage; lime-green livery (paint code 777) in continuous use since 2003
- Key figures
- Kawasaki factory race teams · Ninja sportbike lineage · Kawasaki Racing Team (KRT)
- Movements
- Factory motorsport livery design · Sportbike/racing decal culture · Japanese industrial design
Kawasaki Racing Lime Green design spec
Colors
Typography
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