Official iRacing PSD
Lotus 49 iRacing Paint Template
Download the free official Lotus 49 iRacing paint template in PSD format. Open it in Photoshop, Photopea, or GIMP to design your livery, then export to your paints folder or Trading Paints.
The Lotus 49 is among the most significant and beloved cars in the history of Formula One racing. Its technical significance stems from the fact that, when it was introduced in 1967, the Lotus 49 was the first successful Formula One car to feature the engine as a fully-stressed, structural component of the chassis. And what an engine! Colin Chapman and Maurice Philippe designed the Lotus 49 around the new Ford-Cosworth DFV which would go on to become one of the winningest engine designs in the history of motorsports.
But racing fans have an emotional attachment to the Lotus 49 that goes deeper than their appreciation for its revolutionary chassis design and prolific engine. In the car's debut, Lotus teammates Jim Clark and Graham Hill dominated the 1967 Grand Prix of the Netherlands with Hill winning the pole and Clark taking the race victory. Clark would go on to three more victories in the Lotus 49 that season, the final wins of his tragically shortened career, while Hill captured his second World Championship in a Lotus 49B the following season.
Lotus 49 template FAQ
Download the free official Lotus 49 PSD paint template on this page. No account is required — click Download to save the file and open it in Photoshop, Photopea, or GIMP.
Yes. Official iRacing paint templates on Sim Wrap Market are free to download. They are the same base PSD files iRacing provides for each car.
Open the Lotus 49 PSD in Photoshop or Photopea, paint on the numbered layers, export to your iRacing paints folder, and upload to Trading Paints when you are ready to share your livery.
This page hosts the official iRacing PSD. Smart Templates from Sim Wrap Market auto-align graphics across panels. A small selection of free Smart Templates is available on the Downloads page.
