 One paint scheme requirement for example is that both the driver and passenger side of the car must share the same color pattern, though the front and rear may be different colors.This safety rule, to avoid confusion for spotters, NASCAR officials, and other drivers, was brought into light in October 2014 at Talladega, when Terry Labonte's Go FAS Racing team painted his 32 car in two different color schemes as a tribute to the two-time champion, but prior to NASCAR approval.NASCAR allowed the team to retain the scheme for knock-out qualifying, but forced them to match the two sides for the race.