redwash
n.— «More changes are on the cards but already I fear that we could be in for another Ferrari redwash in 2003. The hope was that with new rules we might see Michael fighting his way through the pack after a poor qualifying session but I suspect it will be when he is lapping the rest.» —“Punter-friendly threat to safety” by Martin Brundle Express (U.K.) Mar. 9, 2003. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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