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| 1985–1986 | 1987–1993 | 1994–2017 | 2018–present |
1985–1986
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First variations of this logo appeared on 1985 podiums. Probably the logo was designed by FIA to fit their new logo, there is almost no information about it.
1987–2001
1994–2017
The F1 logo had red and black colors mostly seen on a white background. The red represents passion and energy and the black color represents power and determination.
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.svg "Formula One (Wordmark).svg (5 KB)")
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2017–present
The logo was unveiled during the award ceremony of the 2017 season's final race in Abu Dhabi on the 26th November.
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(2018)
(2019–present)
(2019–present)
(2020)
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