Martini White Blue Red — 7 museum-grade prints in this palette. The Skoda Fabia WRC2 extended Škoda Motorsport's R5 dynasty into the WRC2 category where factory-backed hatchbacks earned manufacturers points and privateer respect on realistic budgets. Martini livery tribute on catalog art invokes the sponsor mythology Group B and WRC share — a visual language that makes Czech compact hatchbacks feel like they belong beside Lancia and Ford legends even when category rules keep them one tier below. The Mini Cooper WRC represented Britain's attempt to return a culturally iconic marque to top-tier rally competition — a factory-backed program that invoked Monte Carlo giant-killer mythology while campaigning against Citroën, Ford, and Volkswagen factory budgets in the early-2010s WRC era. Martini Racing livery on catalog art connects the Cooper WRC to sponsor heritage stretching from Lancia Stratos Group B glory to modern tribute grids. The Volkswagen Golf GTI defined hot-hatch culture before rally regulations made compact silhouettes factory weapons — yet Martini Racing stripe mythology and Volkswagen Motorsport branding on catalog art connect the Mk1 to the same sponsor visual language Lancia and Ford legends wore in Group B broadcast memory. Real Mk1 GTI rally programs ran through national championships and ice-race folklore; this plate dares full Martini livery and number 1 authority as catalog tribute to an era when VW proved front-drive hatchbacks could look race-ready without quattro budgets.