McLaren's MCL39 will wear a Google Gemini livery enhancement at the USGP. Photo: RacePictures.

McLaren to light up the US and Mexico GP's with unique Google Gemini livery

23:20, 15 Oct

byNorberto Mujica

McLaren has announced it will race with Google Gemini inspired liveries at the United States and Mexico Grands Prix.

The McLaren team arrive at Austin as the repeat Constructors' champions after mathematically securing the title with the P3 and P4 results delivered by Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri respectively in Singapore.

The "iridescent livery enhancement" as the announcement describes it will adorn not only both MCL39's but also Piastri's and Norris' racing overalls and boots.

The design will be featured at the Circuit of the Americas for the United States Grand Prix, and at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez for the Mexico City Grand Prix.

However, fans will be able to catch it early by tuning into their McLaren Racing Live: Zone Studio.

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McLaren arrive in Austin with a fight in their hands

The Woking-based team, following Norris' and Piastri's lap 1 tangle, which prompted the Aussie's ire at how the matter was resolved by the team's higher ups, will surely hope that the off week has helped bring calm to the team.

With Max Verstappen edging ever closer in the. Drivers' Standings the papaya duo can't afford to let emotions run to high, since an incident between the two is just what the Dutchman needs to firmly etch his name into the title fight.

Former McLaren driver Juan Pablo Montoya urged the McLaren leaders to allow Piastri and Norris to fight it out on track, without foregoing the values team principal Andrea Stella has tried to instill within the team, something the Colombian Grand Prix winner praised.

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