Verde British Racing is a Ferrari color and is not to be confused with British Racing Green (21D) which is brighter and closer to Irish Green. I had originally believed this car to be Brewster Green.

We might have labeled this F40 as a British Racing Green animal, but the actual name of the hue is actually Verde Abetone.

What Pantone Is British Racing Green? You might be surprised to find out there's no one specific color that can claim to be the sole representation of British Racing Green.

British Racing Green The lore says that British Racing Green was invented in the early 1900s as a sign of respect for the Irish, thanking them for hosting a road race, because road racing was ...

There's no green on the British flag -- but the legend behind the country's iconic racing color is one of auto racing's top stories.

The Jaguar F-Type is the sort of car that looks good in any color, but British Racing Green feels especially appropriate. It's perfect with the white accents and stripes on the limited-edition ...

Amos also owns a Mercedes-Benz CLK GTR, Porsche 911 GT1 Strassenversion and more, so his green F40 should be right at home in a truly bonkers collection. VIDEO PHOTO GALLERY Verde Abetone.

What I'm trying to say is I'm extremely here for this Toyota 86 British Green Limited. It can do no wrong. Not enough cars are green, especially this rich, foresty shade of British racing green.

Feast your eyeballs on the awesome Toyota 86 British Green Limited model that lucky Japanese buyers can order now through May 31 for just under $30K at today's exchange rates. The right-hand-drive ...

British Racing Green can trace its origins back to 1900 and the inauguration of the Gordon Bennett Cup, an international road race that originally took place in France, with subsequent events ...

Verde British could even make us lust after a Portofino. Just. Porsche? Even the company itself decided the millionth 911 built should be green. Case closed.