Every 2025 Formula 1 livery: Fractured relationship behind Mercedes' subtle omission
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New F1 cars unveiled
All 10 team liveries have been revealed under the same roof at the first-ever F1 75 Live launch event in London.
Wide World of Sports takes a look at every 2025 challenger.
Kick Sauber, Nico Hulkenberg and Gabriel Bortoleto
The C45 will see out the Sauber era in Formula 1 ahead of the team's rebrand to Audi F1 next year.
The team's slick black and green colour scheme remains in 2025.
Kick Sauber, Nico Hulkenberg and Gabriel Bortoleto
With an all-new driver line-up in 2025, Nico Hulkenberg joins the green machine with 20-year-old Brazilian Gabriel Bortoleto to debut.
The pair will be hoping to build momentum ahead of the transition to Audi F1.
Williams, Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz
The FW47 sports a similar design to last season.
However, the branding showcases the team's historic title sponsorship deal with Atlassian.
Williams, Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz
Carlos Sainz joins the outfit with Alex Albon returning for his fourth season.
All eyes are on four-time grand prix winner Sainz and whether he can lift the cellar dwellers back to glory.
Racing Bulls, Isack Hadjar and Yuki Tsunoda
The most bold of all the liveries on show, the VCARB 02 has swapped dark blue for white for season 2025.
The design also features the red and yellow of the Red Bull logo and purple highlights.
Racing Bulls, Isack Hadjar and Yuki Tsunoda
French youngster Isack Hadjar will make his F1 debut for the Red Bull junior team alongside Yuki Tsunoda who returns for his fifth season.
Haas, Esteban Ocon and Oliver Bearman
Haas' 2025 challenger, the VF-25, only differs slightly from its predecessor with the team name accentuated in black.
Entering the first full season of the team's technical partnership with Toyota, the constructor has confirmed it will be operating at the limit of F1's budget cap for the first time.
Haas, Esteban Ocon and Oliver Bearman
Haas also has a brand-new driver line-up in 2025 with Esteban Ocon jumping ship to the American team and Oliver Bearman coming across from Ferrari's program.
Alpine, Pierre Gasly and Jack Doohan
Instead of choosing between a predominantly pink or blue design, Alpine has decided to merge the two for the A525.
