The Martini racing stripes, and the different varieties in which they have appeared, have provided some of the most recognisable sponsorship colours in motorsport history.
Martini has appeared on successful cars in sportscars, touring cars and the World Rally Championship, as well as Formula 1.
With Williams now bringing the famous name back to motorsport, we thought it was a good excuse to pick out, in chronological order, the coolest cars from Martini's history.
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