I'm going to mention something that you might find interesting with the 2016 Ducati livery. Unlike the prior year, they made a significant change to the livery that really underlines how incredible Marlboro has been at subliminal advertising, and how they still manage to create their logo.
While the barcode branding is gone, which to me was a hysterical bypass of the advertising ban. I wish they had kept it because of how ingenious it was. One of the hallmarks of using the barcode was that when the image became a motion blur, the arrangement of colors and the barcodes would blur in such a way you make the association with the Marlboro chevron as seen here...
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It's a fairly straightforward way of getting the advertising out there with people being aware of it. Ferrari since changed their team logo to include part of the Marlboro chevron in it, so while the barcode was blatant, the team logo is a less so, but still retains part of the Marlboro logo...plus you have to factor in the car's color which is generally selected for Marlboro's purposes. Ferrari's traditional red was Rosso Corsa, but it hasn't been seen on their F1 cars in many years now. They switched the color scheme when the Marlboro sponsorship changed to title sponsor in the mid-90s.
The Ducati livery has something straightforward, but then it also has something not so straightforward.
Right above the side vents over the Ducati text, is the Marlboro chevron. Albeit narrower in height than would normally be, but it's there, slightly chopped on the left. The positioning is particularly important because of what Marlboro figured out with the use of motion in creating images the eye picks up, but the mind doesn't necessarily identify overtly. The next picture is a quick screen cap to try and illustrate it. The picture isn't the best, but pull up any of the races or FP/Q sessions and you can see it fully at work. Actually the trick is you have to see it in motion.
When the GP16 is going around any corner and the camera is tracking it, as it gets to that position, the mix of the two side vents above the Ducati text on the fairing, and the Marlboro chevron create an illusion of the Marlboro logo itself without any subliminal trick. The vents look like the "L" and the "B" in Marlboro as seen here...
Even the Ducati text seems to become indecipherable, and could easily be imagined as the rest of the letters. It's an absolutely unreal effect that is created, and I give tremendous kudos to the people who thought this up because it's even more incredible than the barcode campaign. That they figured this out for the Ducati livery and not the Ferrari F1 livery is more stunning. But seriously, every race going forward when you are watching live, you will see this visual effect. If you were to take a photograph from that side-back angle, you won't see anything. I looked for photographs, the few I found close to the angle I wanted make everything look ordinary. It's all based on motion.