Garage 59
A team can be winning on track and still look behind online.
Motorsport teams move quickly. Calendars change, drivers move between programmes, results arrive every weekend and partners need a clear view of the operation they are backing.
Too often, that information is spread between social posts, championship pages and outdated website sections. Fans cannot find the current programme. Prospective drivers and partners cannot quickly understand the team. A serious operation ends up looking less organised online than it is in the paddock.
Motorsport teams move quickly. Calendars change, drivers move between programmes, results arrive every weekend and partners need a clear view of the operation they are backing.
Too often, that information is spread between social posts, championship pages and outdated website sections. Fans cannot find the current programme. Prospective drivers and partners cannot quickly understand the team. A serious operation ends up looking less organised online than it is in the paddock.
Client:
Independent concept
Date:
2026
Built around the rhythm of a season.
This independent study explores what a modern digital home for Garage 59 could look like.
The structure begins with the team’s identity, then moves through current programmes, driver profiles, race calendars, results, news and partners. Each section has a clear job: give visitors a fast, reliable answer without forcing them to piece the story together from social media.
The visual direction is high-contrast and direct, but the system does not rely on spectacle alone. Modular components allow the site to adapt as a season moves—new rounds, updated standings, fresh news and partner activity—without breaking the structure or requiring a redesign.
This independent study explores what a modern digital home for Garage 59 could look like.
The structure begins with the team’s identity, then moves through current programmes, driver profiles, race calendars, results, news and partners. Each section has a clear job: give visitors a fast, reliable answer without forcing them to piece the story together from social media.
The visual direction is high-contrast and direct, but the system does not rely on spectacle alone. Modular components allow the site to adapt as a season moves—new rounds, updated standings, fresh news and partner activity—without breaking the structure or requiring a redesign.
A stable hub.
The result is a concept for a team website that works as a proper communication asset: current enough for fans, credible enough for prospective partners, and clear enough for drivers and commercial contacts evaluating the operation.
The result is a concept for a team website that works as a proper communication asset: current enough for fans, credible enough for prospective partners, and clear enough for drivers and commercial contacts evaluating the operation.
This project is not affiliated with Garage 59, and can be removed upon request.
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