Daytona! The Coke Zero Sugar 400 is here and we are ready to lock in the final NASCAR playoff spot ahead of the final 10 weeks of the season. Will it be Bubba Wallace holding onto his points lead? Or will we see a surprise winner from the other 16 drivers without a checkered flag in 2023? Forget all of that for a bit, because we’re here to simply talk paint schemes.
While most other sports have colorful shoes, cleats, spikes, and other accessories, NASCAR is different. There are firesuits, of course, but what people really care about aesthetically are the cars. The right driver and sponsor can become almost synonymous with each other under the right circumstances.
This weekend, we have some very interesting schemes for the Coke Zero Sugar 400. Some new looks, twists on old designs, and a couple of awesome crossovers.
Top-5 schemes for Coke Zero Sugar 400
Martin Truex Jr. – Bass Pro Shops/Ducks Unlimited Toyota
The Bass Pro looks are almost always great. However, Truex is trading in the black and orange for a green and blue look. Ducks Unlimited joins in on this one with Bass Pro for a scheme that fans are going to love to look at. Truex is still searching for a win at Daytona and would like to end the regular season with the trophy and bonus points coming home with him.