The BMW M-sourced 6.1 V12 boasted 618-horsepower, 479-pound feet of torque, and a 240 MPH top speed, making it the world’s fastest production car at launch. The McLaren F1 was agile. It was ...

Like BMW‘s roundel, or the Ferrari’s Prancing Horse and Porsche’s crest. ... The shape evolved from two icons of McLaren’s past: the Marlboro logo and the kiwi bird.

A new Raymond Lowey-designed McLaren logo debuted in 1981 with a motif meant to resemble a checkered flag. And at the behest of sponsor Marlboro cigarettes, the checkered flag was partially red ...

The brand continues, however, to be part of the team’s name (known officially as Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro in a deal reportedly worth $1 billion), and over the years the Marlboro logo has grown ...

Federal tobacco legislation limiting a company's participation to one race series has forced Phillip Morris to remove its Marlboro logos from the side of Roger Penske's Indy 500 cars.

In some people's view, Ferrari's new logo resembles even more the Marlboro logo, as it features a more angular shape. However, ... UP NEXT: BMW X6 Performance Unlimited Unveiled.