Fiat Yamaha Team Logo

Rectangular badge with a deep purple background. At the top, small uppercase word "TEAM" in white sits above a thin horizontal tricolour band (green, white, red). A large black rectangular panel occupies the center of the badge and contains...

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Purple rectangular logo with red FIAT in a black panel, white YAMAHA below and a small green-white-red stripe under 'TEAM'.
Fiat Yamaha Team logo

About Fiat Yamaha Team

Rectangular badge with a deep purple background. At the top, small uppercase word "TEAM" in white sits above a thin horizontal tricolour band (green, white, red). A large black rectangular panel occupies the center of the badge and contains a tall, condensed red wordmark reading "FIAT" in blocky, geometric letters. Below the black panel, the wide white uppercase word "YAMAHA" spans the width of the badge.

The layout is stacked and symmetrical, using high-contrast color blocks and bold, condensed sans-serif letterforms for a sporty, sponsor-style appearance.

What's in it: Italian tricolour stripe

Shapes: outer rectangle black rectangular panel horizontal tricolour stripe stacked wordmarks

Style: bold condensed uppercase sports/sponsor high-contrast minimal

Text in logo: TEAM FIAT YAMAHA

Sponsor/team partnership; Italian connection indicated by the green-white-red stripe; motorsport/competitive branding.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Royal purple (background)
#3B2EA6 · primary
Black (central panel)
#000000 · secondary
White (text & stripe)
#FFFFFF · secondary
Brick red (FIAT & right stripe)
#B22222 · accent
Italian green (left stripe)
#009246 · accent

Frequently asked

What words appear in the logo?

The logo displays the words "TEAM" (small, top), "FIAT" (large, center), and "YAMAHA" (large, bottom).

What are the main colors?

Dominant colors are a deep purple background, black central panel, white text, red FIAT wordmark and a small Italian green stripe.

What does the tricolour stripe indicate?

Visually it references the Italian flag (green-white-red), indicating an Italian association; no additional historical claims are made here.

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