We all knew it was coming, but now Williams F1 has officially revealed the Martini livery that will don the two FW36s for the 2014 season. The iconic two-tone blue, red and white paint marks the return of the Martini stripes to F1, last seen on the Brabham BT44B in 1975. It instantly makes it one of the most recognizable liveries on the 2014 grid. 

The brand has become synonymous with F1 and sportscar, also decorating icons such as the Porsche 917 and 935 "Whale Tail."

There has been no word on the length of the title sponsorship, but the team is looking ahead to a positive season and a refreshed look after a successful round of final tests at Bahrain. 

“[This year] is going to be a fascinating season, with regulation changes of this scale often shaking up the grid and creating opportunities for teams to make a good step forward," said Sir Frank Williams, Founder and Team Principal. "Over the winter we have proved our ambition by making a number of positive changes; we welcome a new driver pairing, new senior technical personnel, and a number of new commercial partners for 2014. In MARTINI we have a brand that shares a passion for motor racing and winning championships. This partnership is a milestone in our history and we look forward to working closely with MARTINI over the coming years.

“In testing the car has covered an impressive amount of mileage, which is testament to the hard work of everyone in the factory and our colleagues at Mercedes. We have developed a very strong working relationship with them which has proved vital in understanding the new power unit and maximizing its performance. We head to Australia next week excited about the season’s prospects.”

The 2014 season gets underway next weekend at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne.