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#6 Renault
The most unique thing about this Renault car for 2019 is that Daniel Ricciardo will be driving it. The French outfit's iconic Black and Yellow is back, and while it is as aesthetically pleasing as it always has been there is nothing new about it, which keeps it in the bottom five of the 2019 liveries for me. The Renault car in recent seasons has had the quality of looking very black from the side but a shining yellow from head-on, and this effect is as present as ever.
Overall, this is an example of a design that has been done right but has not evolved a lot. I don't think the Renault Black and Yellow has gotten to the point of being stale yet, even if it has been around longer than the Pink Panther and Toro Rosso liveries. What can I say, other than its French flair is still fantastic to look at.
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