Most Iconic INDYCAR Liveries: From 'Yellow Submarine' To Valvoline
Okay, maybe that's not always the case. But these iconic liveries throughout INDYCAR history certainly made a statement on the track.
Looking for more INDYCAR livery fun? Check out all the cars that took the track during this year's 109th running of the Indianapolis 500:
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