London, England – Formula 1 enthusiasts are gearing up for an exciting new season as the 2025 F1 liveries have been unveiled in a grand event at London’s 02 Arena. This unique event marks the beginning of Formula 1’s 75th-anniversary celebrations as all 10 team liveries for the upcoming season were revealed in one place, generating anticipation and excitement among fans.

The Sauber team showcased their C45 livery, signaling the end of an era for the Swiss outfit before their transition to Audi F1 in 2026. Williams, with four-time grand winner Carlos Sainz on board, revealed a striking FW47 livery as they gear up to make an impact in the new season. VCARB, the Red Bull junior squad, introduced an attractive predominantly white design on the VCARB 02, setting high expectations for the team.

Haas, entering their first full season of partnership with Toyota, presented the VF-25 livery as they aim to compete at F1 cost cap level. Alpine merged their previous color schemes into a visually appealing design for the A525 livery, marking the final season with Renault engines before transitioning to Mercedes power.

Aston Martin, with Adrian Newey’s arrival on the horizon, showcased the AMR25 livery in a James Bond-themed entrance, setting low expectations but aiming to shift momentum in preparation for F1 2026. Mercedes, without Lewis Hamilton for the first time since 2012, unveiled the W16 livery dominated by black, maintaining their partnership with INEOS amidst speculation over ownership.

Red Bull, with Max Verstappen and Liam Lawson as their new hope, presented the RB21 livery with the goal of a title double in F1 2025. Ferrari welcomed seven-time World Champion Hamilton with a darker shade of red for the SF-25 livery, hoping to end their title drought dating back to 2008. McLaren revealed the MCL39’s true colors, inspired by their title-winning MCL38, as they aim for both the Constructors’ and Drivers’ Championships in the upcoming season.

As the countdown to the new season continues, fans are eagerly anticipating the on-track action and competition among the teams with their newly unveiled liveries.