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Dark page breaking the F1 Formula 1 logo into its two parts, the red F1 mark and the white "Formula 1" wordmark, each bracket-labeled.
Summary
A construction page that defines the F1 Formula 1 logo as two stacked components: the red angular F1 mark on top and the white "Formula 1" wordmark below, each labeled with a bracket.
Visual description
Near-black (#0A0E1A) page with the white hairline header ("Visual Identity / Logo Lock-ups"), title "F1 Formula 1 logo", page "47", and corner-bracket rule. A short left column explains the logo is comprised of the F1 logo plus the Formula 1 wordmark and that following pages cover its configurations. The center-right stacks two large elements: the red angular "F1" mark, labeled at its left with a small square bracket reading "F1 logo"; and below it the white "Formula 1" wordmark with a trademark "TM", labeled at its left "Formula 1 Wordmark". Generous negative space surrounds both.
Key takeaway
Defining a composite logo by literally separating and bracket-labeling its parts on one page before showing configurations. The big, calm presentation of mark-over-wordmark with thin square brackets makes the anatomy obvious.
Reuse notes
A clean template for the "what the logo is made of" page in any guide where the logo combines a symbol and a wordmark. The square bracket labels are a quiet, reusable annotation style. Best on a dark field for a red-and-white mark; invert for light contexts.
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