The 2025 Formula 1 season kicked off with a joint launch of all 2025 F1 liveries at London’s O2 Arena.
For the first time, all ten teams unveiled their liveries in a single, grand showcase during the F1 75 Live event, celebrating the sport’s 75th anniversary.
Each team brought unique designs and bold statements to their cars, reflecting their ambitions for the season ahead. Below is a detailed breakdown of all 2025 F1 liveries.
Racing Bulls VCARB 02
The standout of the night was undoubtedly Racing Bulls which emerged as the fan favorite according to a RacingNews365 poll, garnering 31.37% of the votes.
The newly rebranded team made a splash with an all-white livery for their VCARB 02. The design features bold yellow highlights on the nose and Red Bull iconography on the rear, adding vibrancy to the minimalist design.
The striking look is a departure from their previous darker schemes and serves as a nod to Red Bull’s branding evolution.
Team Principal Laurent Mekies highlighted their mantra of being “performance obsessed” and expressed excitement about their new identity. Yuki Tsunoda and rookie Isack Hadjar will pilot the visually stunning car as Racing Bulls seeks to establish itself as a formidable contender for 2025 F1.
Ferrari SF-25
Ferrari showcased its SF-25 livery which retains its classic red but introduces more white elements particularly on the engine cover, where it prominently displays its title sponsor HP.
The car also features white front and rear wings—a design element introduced in Miami last year.
Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton made his debut appearance as a Ferrari driver during the reveal, sharing his enthusiasm for joining such an iconic team. He will be teaming up with Charles Leclerc for 2025 F1.
McLaren MCL39
The reigning Constructors’ Champions unveiled their MCL39 livery with minimal changes from last year’s championship-winning design.
McLaren retained its iconic papaya orange base, complemented by anthracite grey and teal accents—a nod to tradition after success. Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri will aim to secure the drivers title while defending the constructors crown with the striking machine.
Haas VF-25
Haas opted for a more refined approach with its VF-25 livery.
The car features an increased use of white compared to last year’s predominantly carbon-black aesthetic. Red and black angular accents add dynamism to the design.
Esteban Ocon and rookie Oliver Bearman unveiled the clean yet aggressive look which reflects Haas’ ambitions for consistency and growth in 2025.
Alpine A525
Alpine stayed true to its signature pink-and-blue color scheme but introduced subtle refinements for 2025.
The Enstone-based outfit opted for a renewed pink-and-blue color scheme with its A525 livery, reminiscent of Brabham’s iconic designs from the early 1990s.
The metallic blue chassis contrasts beautifully with pink accents on the nose and sidepods, courtesy of title sponsor BWT. New fuels partner Eni also features prominently on the engine cover.
With Pierre Gasly and rookie Jack Doohan at the helm, Alpine hopes the refreshed livery will accompany strong performances on track.
Aston Martin AMR25
Aston Martin retained its iconic British Racing Green tones but added fluorescent yellow highlights for a modern touch. The AMR25 also features black sidepods that boost its aggressive appearance.
Both Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll expressed their eagerness for the upcoming 2025 F1 season, with Alonso declaring that they have “the best-looking car of the night” as they prepare for competitive racing ahead.
Mercedes W16
Mercedes stuck with its trusted silver-and-black livery but made minor adjustments for 2025.
Petronas teal accents remain prominent, while INEOS’ red flash on the roll hoop has been replaced with additional silver detailing. This subtle evolution reflects Mercedes’ focus on refinement and performance as Lewis Hamilton begins his first season away from the team.
Sauber C45
Sauber introduced an updated version of its neon green-and-carbon grey livery, reminiscent of last year’s Las Vegas scheme but with tweaked gradients. The front nose is adorned in neon green, which fades into carbon grey toward the rear.
With experienced driver Nico Hülkenberg and rookie Gabriel Bortoleto behind the wheel, Sauber hopes the fresh design symbolizes a strong step forward.
Williams FW47
Williams unveiled a dark-to-royal blue gradient livery that transitions beautifully from front to back, accented by white trim and featuring Duracell branding on the intake.
The design transitions from the traditional Williams navy at the front to Atlassian’s signature blue on the engine cover, reflecting its new title sponsor. White accents and subtle nods to past liveries add depth to the design.
Drivers Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon, alongside Team Principal James Vowles proudly presented the sleek FW47 in a bid to bring Williams back to competitive form.
Red Bull Racing RB21
Red Bull Racing stayed true to its dark blue matte finish with yellow highlights on the nose and roll hoop—a design they’ve used since 2016.
While not drastically different from previous years, this consistent aesthetic reflects Red Bull’s confidence in its brand identity and performance capabilities as it aims to maintain dominance in Formula 1.
The launch of all 2025 F1 liveries at the F1 75 Live event sets an exciting tone for the upcoming season. With pre-season testing scheduled to commence soon at Bahrain International Circuit from February 26-28, fans are eagerly anticipating how the new liveries will perform on track.
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