All 10 Formula 1 teams revealed their 2025 liveries at the O2, marking a historical collective launch. The event showcased unique designs, with teams expressing enthusiasm for the upcoming season. Anticipation builds as they prepare for the Bahrain pre-season test.
The 10 Formula 1 teams unveiled their 2025 liveries at the 75th anniversary event in London, marking the first collective launch in F1’s history at the O2 Arena. Each team showcased its new designs live, using older machinery for the presentation, commencing with Sauber and concluding with McLaren.
Sauber debuted a revamped neon green and carbon grey livery, reminiscent of their Las Vegas design. Team boss Mattia Binotto expressed enthusiasm for the upcoming season, emphasising its importance for the team.
Williams followed suit with a dark-to-royal blue gradient, incorporating white trim and maintaining its popular Duracell intake. Team principal James Vowles highlighted the excitement for the 2025 season, with anticipation building for the Bahrain and Australian races.
Racing Bulls, known as RB in 2024, introduced a white livery with Red Bull logos, reflecting its updated identity. Team boss Laurent Mekies described their mission as performance-driven and focused.
Haas confirmed its leaked livery featuring more white colouration, with angular black and red designs. New signing Esteban Ocon praised the car’s beauty following his initial drive.
The event showcased all ten Formula 1 teams unveiling their liveries for the 2025 season, a historic first in F1. Each team’s livery reflected unique designs and sponsor partnerships. With pre-season testing on the horizon, enthusiasm for the upcoming championship is palpable across the teams as they aim for success.
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