Capturing the essence of speed and design, a series of digital art representations of racing cars showcases the unique confluence of art styles and automotive dynamics. One vibrant depiction features an F2 car painted in the style reminiscent of John Harris, emphasizing speed with speed lines and flat colors on a simple background. In another interpretation, the artist adopts a minimalist geometric approach influenced by Le Corbusier, presenting an F-203 racecar in white and orange, its form sleek against a soft brown gradient background that captures a sense of forward motion. A contrasting style by Yoji Shinkawa portrays an F3 car with stark color blocks of white and orange, utilizing strong brush strokes that accentuate the car’s dynamic shape against a muted background. Lastly, an F1 car is rendered in the distinct, flat coloration techniques of John Klassen, highlighting the vehicle’s speed with bold lines and subtle color details that track excitement on the circuit. Each piece, adhering to the MidJourney –sref style guide, transforms the mechanical into the dramatic, weaving together the thrilling narrative of racecar artistry.