Ferrari's underwhelming special livery for this weekend's Miami Grand Prix continues a frustrating trend in modern Formula 1.

The team had teased a blue-heavy livery that would run on its SF-24 in Miami to celebrate its new title sponsorship with American technology company Hewlett-Packard (HP).

But now the livery has been unveiled and there's an all too familiar sense of 'is that it?'.

The Miami GP livery features a blue front and rear wing as well as a blue halo, wheel rims, rear view mirrors and race numbers. There are also blue patches on the top of the sidepods.

These are actually two shades of blue that represent the tones Azzurro La Plata and Azzurro Dino and were, as Ferrari describes, "part of daily life in Maranello for many years and are now coming back after an absence of around 50 years".