TF Sport Nails Their 2025 Liveries For Their Pair of Z06 GT3.Rs

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They're yellow - and that's all we need to say about these new bad boys.

TF Sport unveiled their new livery designs for the pair of ZO6 GT3.Rs that they're running for Year 2 of their LMGT3 campaign in the WEC for 2025 and they look awesome.

The No. 81 will be driven by Tom Van Rompuy, Rui Andrade and Charlie Eastwood, while the No. 33 will see Jonny Edgar, Dani Juncadella and Ben Keating squad up to take on the rest of the field.

There are subtle differences between the two machines - the No. 33 has a yellow roof, yellow window banner and yellow side mirrors while the No. 81 has a black variant of each.

The design is different from last year's where the two Corvette's shared a black/yellow split across the cars in a throwback to Corvette's of the mid 2010s. Overall it's kinda hard to mess up a good-lookin' design for a Vette - just make it yellow and accent it with black and you'll have a winner.

Check it out below:



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