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Ahead Of Start Of 2025 Season, All 10 Formula Teams Unveils Their Car Liveries
Ahead of start of 2025 Season, all 10 F1 Teams Unveils their car liveries at the star-studded launch event in London.
Launch event saw all 20 drivers join the Team Principals to unveil their liveries for the eagerly anticipated 2025 season.
Team in attendance at the launch were McLaren, Ferrari, Red Bull, Mercedes, Aston Martin, Alpine, Haas, Racing Bulls, Williams and Kick Sauber.


Ahead of start of 2025 Season, all ten Formula 1 teams on Tuesday February 18th unveiled their new 2025 car liveries at the star-studded F1 75 Live launch event at The O2 in London.
The celebration brought together all twenty drivers, with seven-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton making his first public appearance in Ferrari red alongside his new team mate Charles Leclerc.



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One of the highlights was Aston Martin’s livery reveal, as Nigerian Grammy Award-winning star, Tems, performed while the Aston Martin’s livery design was being showcased to everyone watching on.
The unprecedented F1 75 Live launch event at London’s The O2 saw all 20 Formula 1 drivers join the 10 Team Principals to unveil their liveries for the eagerly anticipated 2025 season.




Every team on the grid in attendance at the F1 2025 launch on Tuesday were McLaren, Ferrari, Red Bull, Mercedes-AMG Petronas, Aston Martin, Alpine, Haas, Racing Bulls, Williams and Kick Sauber.
One of the more colourful liveries of the night was Alpine’s two-tone 2025 design. From Ferrari’s customary red to McLaren’s papaya, which of the 10 teams liveries is your favourite?
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