British Grazing Green. Details matter.

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Details matter.

If you find the liveries of modern F1 cars too intricate, you’ll no doubt appreciate the images in our British Racing Partnership feature (p100). The pale-green hue, above, was the choice of Stirling Moss’s father Alf and manager Ken Gregory (the team co-founders), and was referred to in period as ‘British Grazing Green’ – a nod to British Racing Green. BRP engineer and designer Tony Robinson, still crisply active in his nineties, recalls, “It was a standard colour, Meadow Green, manufactured by Valspar.”