A heraldic composition rendered in black and antique gold, built with the stillness of an emblem rather than the noise of a race.

Design Story

The artwork organizes itself around a central arch. Crown, then the numerals 23XI in deep crimson and cream, then the word RACING pinned between two rules — a clear top-to-bottom reading order. Beneath it, a shield carrying a checkered flag sits inside an open laurel wreath, the two branches framing a pocket of negative space that lets the shield breathe. Lower panels carry the smaller lines, MIDNIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP RESERVE and DRIVEN BY GREATNESS, set in restrained type so the eye returns upward. Fine vertical striping fills the background, adding texture without competition. Contrast does the emotional work here: warm metallic linework against near-black, ornament held in strict symmetry.

Use & Experience

On a tall drinkware silhouette, the crest lands where the eye naturally settles — a single front-facing focal panel with quiet margins above and below. The wraparound composition keeps ornament centered and the flanks calm, so the tumbler reads as one confident graphic statement rather than a busy surface. Vertical lettering along the side echoes the upright proportion, and the overall carry presence stays formal, closer to an insignia than a slogan.

Size & Capacity

Available capacity: 40 oz.

Ceremony over speed — an emblem that holds still and lets the viewer approach it.