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A motorsport editorial studio and apparel house. Each issue takes one car that made the modern enthusiast — a homologation special, a touring-car hero — and documents it properly: the car itself, and the racing colours it wore. Issue 01 is in print. Six more are in preparation, and nothing is ever taken down.
Open the archive Heritage liveries
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- No. 01
- In preparation
- 02–07
- Livery studies
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Photograph by OSX · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons · Full credits
BMW E36 M3
Six cylinders, 286 horsepower, and a brief that swapped homologation fanaticism for something far more subversive: an M car you could actually live with.
| Chassis | E36 |
|---|---|
| Years | 1992–1999 |
| Engine | S50B30 / S50B32 I6 |
| Output | 286 hp (3.0) · 321 hp (3.2) |
The liveries the E36 wore
A livery is flat graphic design: a colour system and a set of angles. So we draw it as one — stripe geometry, named palette chips and hex values, presented the way a racing department would have presented a colour study. No car drawings, no sponsor marks.
E36 M3 — the American campaign
Blue and red swept into a forward chevron on white — the works colours restated in an American accent.
E36 M3 — the waving flag
A checkered flag caught mid-ripple. Two-thirds of the shell left empty so the last third can do all the talking.
The store
is open
Club is the permanent catalogue and does not change between seasons. An Edition is numbered, made once, and never reprinted. Paddock is the working range, capped and rotating. All three are at trackday.fit.
| Hub | trackday.studio — archive, liveries, editorial |
|---|---|
| Store | trackday.fit — Club, Editions, Paddock |
| Status | Open. Card and wallet checkout, printed and shipped to order. |
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