Subaru World Rally Team Logo
A bold, dynamic emblem on a black background: a thick yellow curved swoosh (crescent-like) sweeps from left to right and tapers to three thin parallel streaks at the tip. Inside the lower curve and slightly forward of center sits a cluster...
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About Subaru World Rally Team
A bold, dynamic emblem on a black background: a thick yellow curved swoosh (crescent-like) sweeps from left to right and tapers to three thin parallel streaks at the tip. Inside the lower curve and slightly forward of center sits a cluster of five stylized four-point stars (one larger, several smaller) with thin cyan/blue outlines.
Below the graphic is a stacked uppercase wordmark in yellow: the larger line reads "SUBARU" and a smaller line underneath reads "WORLD RALLY TEAM." The overall look is sporty and motion-focused, using high-contrast yellow with cyan/blue accents against black.
What's in it: stars swoosh/trail
Shapes: crescent-like swoosh tapered streaming lines star cluster stacked wordmark
Style: sporty dynamic flat vector high-contrast motorsport
Text in logo: SUBARU WORLD RALLY TEAM
Evokes speed and forward motion through the sweeping trail; the cluster of stars suggests a constellation motif (visually referencing Subaru's star insignia).
Colors
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Subaru World Rally Team Logo History
Subaru World Rally Team was Subaru's factory World Rally Championship team, run by Subaru Tecnica International, competing from the late 1980s until Subaru's withdrawal from WRC at the end of 2008. The team campaigned the Impreza and used the star-cluster motif tied to Subaru's brand emblem.
Frequently asked
What are the main colors in this logo?
Bright yellow is dominant, with black background and cyan/blue outlining accents.
Is there text in the logo?
Yes — a stacked uppercase wordmark reading 'SUBARU' with 'WORLD RALLY TEAM' beneath.
What do the stars represent visually?
A small cluster of stylized stars is present, visually suggesting a constellation motif.
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