Sauber

Sauber continues with its bold carbon and fluorescent green color scheme, first introduced in 2024 with Stake as the title sponsor.This year's design highlights fluorescent green on the monocoque and nosecone, while the black sidepods create a sharp contrast.

Adding to the excitement, a show car featuring the new livery was auctioned off earlier in the day through F1 Authentics.

Williams

Williams sticks with with its signature royal blue livery for the 2025 season. The FW47, which initially ran a special one-off design during its shakedown at Silverstone, however features new sponsor logos, including Atlassian as the team’s historic title sponsos as well as branding from new partners Betway, Jackpot City’s parent company SuperGroup, and Santander, while longtime sponsors Duracell, Gulf Oil, and Kraken remain. 

Racing Bulls

Red Bull's sister team introduced an updated white and blue livery for the upcoming season, with title sponsors Visa and Cash App remaining prominent. The design builds on last year’s color scheme while incorporating the iconic Red Bull yellow and red logo.

Additionally, after a season of naming confusion, the team has officially settled on the Racing Bulls moniker.

Haas

Haas revealed a refreshed livery for its 2025 challenger, featuring the team’s traditional black, red, and white color scheme. The design includes a little bit more white than its predecessor, with the monocoque and nose cone now predominantly white, extending onto the sidepods.

Entering its 10th season in Formula 1, Haas looks to build on a solid 2024 campaign that saw the team finish seventh in the Constructors’ Championship.

Alpine

Alpine showed off a new look for its 2025 car, featuring a darker shade of blue alongside its signature pink accents. The design moves away from last year’s carbon-heavy approach, with pink running from the monocoque down to the nose.

Noticably, new sponsor Enim, the team’s official energy and fuel partner, has a strong presence on the car. 

Aston Martin

Aston Martin maintained its racing green colors for 2025, keeping the white stripe on the airbox for new mining sponsor Ma'aden, along with a lime green stripe extending over the engine cover. 

Additionally, the team anticipates its new factory to be fully operational by the first quarter of 2025, providing them with a dedicated wind tunnel and more upgrades.

Mercedes

Mercedes unveiled its 2025 livery, marking the beginning of a new era without Lewis Hamilton. The Silver Arrows presented a sleek design, with silver and black remaining the dominant colors, continuing the team’s signature look Once again.

Red Bull

Red Bull revealed the livery for the RB21, the car Max Verstappen will drive in his bid to defend the Drivers’ Championship once again. The design remains largely unchanged from previous seasons, continuing with the familiar matte finish first introduced in 2016. The only noticeable update is the addition of new sponsor Gate.io’s logo on the rear wing, replacing ByBit.

Ferrari

Fans who had speculated about a darker color scheme based on the race suits revealed before today’s event saw their expectations met. The car’s livery features a significant change, with a large white section on the engine cover, highlighting increased branding from sponsor HP. Ferrari described the update as a symbol of “dynamism and a vision focused on the future.”

McLaren

The team from Woking opted to retain its championship-winning livery for 2025, ensuring continuity with last season’s design. McLaren first showcased the MCL39 in a temporary camouflage livery at Silverstone but had to wait until today's group launch to reveal its official look. Team principal describe the car as “technically innovative” while keeping the livery as a tribute to last year’s success.