For even the most casual of motorsports fans, British Racing Green has always been a part of the automotive color wheel. In fact, BRG (as it is also known) has exploded from its pit lane ...

British racing green is an iconic color in the eyes of Formula 1 fans and car enthusiasts across the world. While red racers belong to the Italians and blue to the French, this deep shade of green ...

It can do no wrong. Not enough cars are green, especially this rich, foresty shade of British racing green. This is a special edition Toyota 86 that, despite missing power upgrades, still manages ...

A century later Jaguar Racing revived the color in Formula One and since then other British manufacturers such as Bentley and Aston Martin followed suit by offering the trademark green on many of ...

Toyota Japan has come out with a British racing green special edition of its two-seater sports car, the Toyota 86. The black-and-tan leatherette upholstery and deep green paint job pay homage to ...

TAG Heuer has just debuted the new TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph Racing Green, a limited edition timepiece that honours British racing colours. The watch has the same classic design that the Monaco ...

It can be pretty green, but it's mostly known for being white since people go there to ski. There's no getting around the fact that this looks just like British Racing Green. We don't feel like ...

Madeira clarified that the color he was going for was “British racing green.” “I agree that British racing green is better,” said Bethel Planning and Zoning Commission member Spruille Braden.

British racing green is an iconic color for car enthusiasts worldwide. While red racers belong to the Italians, white to the Germans, and blue to the French, this deep shade of green is a source ...