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Arrow McLaren steps outside of the all-Papaya livery lines for Indy 500

It's almost here — American's favorite racing month — the Month of May. And as teams and drivers gear up for the annual Open Test and Rookie Orientation Program leading into the rest of the Indianapolis 500 May traditions, so comes the announcements of some special one-off liveries. One you might not expect though, is from the Arrow McLaren garage, who won't be sporting its iconic Papaya orange and black livery. In fact, Papaya won't be the signature color on any of its Arrow McLaren Hondas for the 109th running of "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing."

This year, each of the Arrow McLaren's Honda cars will be dressed in their own "bespoke" livery associated with McLaren Racing's "Never Stop Racing" campaign -- which may perhaps make it easier to tell the difference between Pato O'Ward in the #5, Nolan Siegel in the #6, Christian Lundgaard in the #7, and the daring "Double" weekend driver (attempting both the 500 and the Coke 600), Kyle Larson in the #17. 

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