F1 teams unveil 2025 season liveries

The F175 event, organized to mark the 75th anniversary of Formula 1, brought all the teams on the grid together for a collective unveiling of their 2025 car liveries.

All 10 teams on the F1 grid presented the liveries they will use on their cars for the 2025 season at the launch event held in London. The teams' drivers were also present at the launch. Here are the liveries for the 2025 season:

RACING BULLS

White remains the dominant color in the car's design, while red and yellow Red Bull logos are featured on the front nose and the halo over the cockpit.

ASTON MARTIN

The AMR25 follows in the footsteps of its predecessor, retaining its "British Racing Green" tones. However, black details and yellow lines on the sidepods stand out.

MERCEDES

Continuing with its silver, black, and green color combination, the team has moved away from the red detail on the halo over the cockpit, replacing it with more silver tones.

HAAS

The car, which drew attention last season with its predominantly carbon fiber look, has switched to a livery containing more white this year.

RED BULL RACING

While yellow Red Bull logos are featured on the front nose and the halo over the cockpit, the team continues to maintain its traditional design language.

MCLAREN

The car continues to carry orange and black colors as in previous years, but orange has become more dominant this season.

WILLIAMS RACING

Dark blue and black tones are at the forefront of the new livery.

ALPINE

Alpine has switched to a refreshed pink and blue color combination for the 2025 season. This new design reminded some F1 fans of the BT60B model used by Brabham in 1992.

FERRARI

The SF-25 was unveiled in its classic red color as expected. However, a large white area was used on the engine cover to highlight the sponsor logo. The white front and rear wings, introduced in Miami last season, have also been retained.

SAUBER

After parting ways with Alfa Romeo and collaborating with Kick, Sauber had turned to black and green tones last season. This year, they have kept the same color palette, only making changes to the positioning of the colors.