F1 2026 Livery Reveals

The F1 2026 livery reveals are now complete, marking the visual start of a brand-new era for the sport. All teams have now unveiled their 2026 designs, offering a clear picture of how Formula 1’s sweeping new regulations will shape the look of the grid. With major technical changes coming into force, teams are introducing new cars, refreshed identities, updated sponsor line-ups, and in some cases entirely new branding directions.

This guide brings together every team’s 2026 launch, acting as the ultimate team-by-team guide for full livery and car unveilings to give you an overall look at the machines that will be taking to the track this campaign.

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F1 2026 liveries

Red Bull Racing

Red Bull Racing lifted the covers on their 2026 Formula 1 livery during a high-profile launch event at Michigan Central Station. The reveal took place in Detroit, reflecting the team’s growing partnership with Ford as the two brands develop Red Bull’s first in-house Formula 1 power unit.

The launch itself delivered plenty of spectacle, with Red Bull pilot Martin Šonka playing a starring role by dramatically removing the car’s cover using his aircraft. Visually, the 2026 design also nods to the team’s early years in Formula 1, marking a return to a gloss finish not seen since Red Bull’s debut season in 2005.

You thought it was gonna be the same livery, didn't you?

@simonrdesigns #F1 || #RedBullRacing pic.twitter.com/K0prVkTrWV
— Oracle Red Bull Racing (@redbullracing) January 16, 2026

Red Bull’s 2026 livery introduces a fresh take on their traditional look, with the RB22 featuring a white-based design that the team describes as a nod to its heritage. The lighter base is intended to add depth and sharpness, helping the iconic sun and bull graphics stand out more clearly.

On track, four-time world champion Max Verstappen leads the team in 2026 switches to racing number 3, which was previously used by his former teammate Daniel Ricciardo. Verstappen will be partnered by Isack Hadjar, who takes number 6, and makes the step up this season after progressing from sister team Racing Bulls.

Racing Bulls

Racing Bulls unveiled their 2026 livery during the same landmark event at Michigan Central Station, using the iconic Detroit venue to mark the next phase of the team’s Formula 1 journey. The launch also confirmed a major change on the driver front, with Arvid Lindblad introduced to partner Liam Lawson as part of the team’s refreshed line-up.

Lindblad steps up in F1 off the back of a rapid rise through the junior ranks. After securing the Formula Regional Oceania title last season – earning his Super Licence in the process – he steps up following his rookie campaign in Formula 2. The Brit is the only rookie on the 2026 grid, as well as the youngest driver this season and the fourth-youngest in F1 history.

VCARB with another fire livery *pretends to be shocked* #F1 #VCARB pic.twitter.com/svmgoWpws0
— Visa Cash App Racing Bulls F1 Team (@visacashapprb) January 16, 2026

Visually, Racing Bulls have retained their clean, matt-white base for 2026, while introducing sharper blue detailing along the bodywork. The updated accents give the car a more streamlined look and subtly reference the team’s growing connection with Ford Racing as the new era begins.

Haas

Haas broke cover by unveiling the look of their new challenger, the VF-26, through an online reveal. Rather than opting for a traditional launch event, the American team chose to present their latest design digitally, giving fans an early glimpse of how Haas will line up when the season begins.

The 2026 livery reflects Haas’ deepening relationship with Toyota Gazoo Racing, with the partnership clearly influencing the car’s visual identity. A predominantly white base is complemented by bold red detailing and prominent Toyota branding, creating a sharper and more assertive look while still retaining familiar Haas design elements.

Bold and dynamic Our latest challenger has arrived #HaasF1 #F1 pic.twitter.com/NvbOLQ1ohH
— TGR Haas F1 Team (@HaasF1Team) January 19, 2026

On the sporting side, the VF-26 will be driven by Oliver Bearman and Esteban Ocon, a pairing that gives the team a blend of youthful momentum and proven race-winning experience. Haas will be aiming to use that continuity to establish themselves firmly in the midfield.

Honda Power Unit

Honda have offered an official look at their 2026 Formula 1 power unit, lifting the curtain on the RA626H as the manufacturer prepares for a full works partnership with Aston Martin. The reveal marks a major milestone for Honda as it returns to the grid under the sport’s next generation engine regulations.

Developed in line with F1’s revised power unit rules, the RA626H places a far greater emphasis on electrical deployment, reflecting the sport’s push towards increased efficiency alongside performance. The new engine powers Aston Martin’s AMR26 – a car that many are eager to keep an eye on this campaign.

Say hello to the @HondaRacingF1 RA626H

The first Honda power unit of the new era, and the beating heart of @AstonMartinF1 from 2026 and beyond…#F1 pic.twitter.com/YPV2288nZr
— Formula 1 (@F1) January 20, 2026

Honda showcased the power unit alongside a simplified green 2026 show car featuring its updated logo, keeping the focus firmly on the technology as teams now look ahead to the opening pre-season test in Barcelona from January 26-30. While Honda’s earlier return to F1 was not without challenges, the manufacturer ultimately closed out the turbo-hybrid era as the second most successful engine supplier, collecting 72 race victories – the majority alongside Red Bull.

That success paved the way for Honda’s renewed factory commitment, even as Red Bull moved in a new direction with its own power unit project in partnership with Ford. For Aston Martin fans, the RA626H represents the first tangible sign of what Honda hopes will be a title-contending alliance in Formula 1’s new era.

Audi

Audi have officially revealed the look of their debut Formula 1 car ahead of the 2026 season, confirming a striking silver, black and red livery as the brand prepares to enter the grid for the first time. The announcement came during Audi’s 2026 season launch event in Berlin, marking a major milestone following the marque’s takeover of the Sauber operation.

The team’s first F1 challenger will be known as the R26, with a predominantly silver finish complemented by a black engine cover and bold red detailing underneath. Title partner Revolut features prominently across the car, reinforcing the scale of Audi’s commitment as it begins its factory-backed Formula 1 journey.

Taking to the stage

Audi reveal the R26 at their launch event in Berlin! #F1 pic.twitter.com/5kxywyKvn6
— Formula 1 (@F1) January 20, 2026

Audi had already teased elements of the design during a showcase event in Munich late last year, but the Berlin launch provided the clearest look yet at the livery that will carry the four-ring badge into Formula 1. While the manufacturer arrives with an extensive winning pedigree from across global motorsport, Audi have been clear that 2026 represents the start of a long-term project as they work towards becoming front-runners in Formula 1.

Mercedes

Mercedes have revealed their 2026 Formula 1 car, the W17, offering the first look at how the Silver Arrows will approach the sport’s new technical era. The car has been developed to meet the sweeping regulation changes arriving in 2026, combining a revised chassis concept with an all-new power unit built around a near-even balance between combustion and electric energy, alongside active aerodynamic systems.

Visually, the W17 stays true to Mercedes’ modern identity, retaining its familiar black and silver colour scheme with turquoise detailing that continues to highlight long-time partner Petronas. One notable update comes in the form of new Microsoft branding on the airbox and front wing endplates, marking a significant commercial addition ahead of the season.

F1 2026 has arrived Get your first look at the W17 pic.twitter.com/gV8i22De0Q
— Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team (@MercedesAMGF1) January 22, 2026

The W17 will be raced by George Russell and Andrea Kimi Antonelli, giving Mercedes continuity in its driver line-up as it looks to build on a solid 2025 campaign. Having finished second in the constructors’ standings last season, Mercedes – fancied by many ahead of the season – aim to close the gap to McLaren at the front as Formula 1 enters a fresh chapter in 2026.

Ferrari

Ferrari unveiled the beautiful SF-26 as their new car for 2026. The latest challenger introduces a bolder interpretation of Ferrari red, with a brighter, more intense shade inspired by the one-off livery used at Monza in 2025.

While the iconic Rosso Scuderia remains central to the design, white plays a far more prominent role than in recent seasons. Used around the cockpit and across the engine cover, the lighter accents create a stronger visual contrast, giving the SF-26 a cleaner and more instantly recognisable profile. Subtle black detailing has also returned along the sides of the chassis and the front wing, adding depth to the overall look.

Built for the 2026 season The SF-26 takes the stage. pic.twitter.com/zDQs6XAQsP
— Scuderia Ferrari HP (@ScuderiaFerrari) January 23, 2026

On track, Ferrari will once again field Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc as they look to reset their fortunes in a season defined by major technical change. With the sport moving to a near 50:50 split between internal combustion and electric power, the SF-26 represents Ferrari’s latest attempt to blend heritage with innovation as it targets a more competitive campaign.

Alpine

Alpine have revealed the look of their A526 ahead of the 2026 Formula 1 season, showcasing an updated blue-and-pink livery during an eye-catching launch event held aboard a cruise ship in Barcelona. The unconventional setting reflected a fresh start for the Anglo-French outfit as they prepare for the new campaign.

New era, new opportunity – The Rise Continues. pic.twitter.com/pZ4rIl5MI4
— BWT Alpine Formula One Team (@AlpineF1Team) January 23, 2026

The A526 marks a significant turning point for Alpine, becoming the team’s first Formula 1 car powered by a Mercedes engine following Renault’s decision to step away from its long-standing works power unit programme. With both the chassis and engine rules changing for 2026, Alpine are aiming to use the new package to reverse a difficult 2025 campaign that saw the team finish at the foot of the constructors’ standings.

Alpine will head into the new season with Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto behind the wheel, as the team looks to turn a clean slate into a more competitive chapter.

Williams

Williams have unveiled the livery that will carry them into the 2026 Formula 1 season, offering an official look at the vibrant FW48.

Admiring the FW48 livery from every angle pic.twitter.com/zWlQ48kRN5
— Atlassian Williams F1 Team (@WilliamsF1) February 3, 2026

Visually, Williams remain rooted in their traditional blue identity, but the 2026 design introduces a noticeable update. Lighter blue tones now feature prominently along the sidepods, paired with white detailing as part of a new partnership with Barclays, giving the car a fresher and more modern look.

The reveal comes on the back of a standout 2025 campaign for the Grove-based team. A fifth-place finish in the constructors’ standings marked Williams’ strongest result since 2017, underlining the progress made under team principal James Vowles. With momentum building and a new regulations cycle underway, Williams will be aiming to turn promise into consistent results as the FW48 finally hits the track.

Cadillac

Cadillac have revealed the first Formula 1 livery in the brand’s history, choosing one of the biggest sporting stages in the world to do it. The American manufacturer unveiled its 2026 design in a Super Bowl advertisement, underlining the scale of its arrival as Formula 1 welcomes a new team to the grid.

The Ferrari-powered challenger – whose official name has yet to be confirmed – features a striking split design, with a grey-white finish on the left-hand side and a contrasting black livery on the right. The asymmetrical look immediately sets Cadillac apart and draws comparisons to iconic one off designs from Formula 1’s past, reinforcing the sense that this is a team keen to make a statement from day one.

Progress under pressure. The first Cadillac Formula 1® Team livery is here. pic.twitter.com/u2LVwQkFL5
— Cadillac Formula 1 Team (@Cadillac_F1) February 9, 2026

Sponsor branding is deliberately minimal at this early stage, with team owner TWG visible on the sidepods and software firm IFS featured on the rear wing endplates. Additional partners include Jim Beam and Claro on the bargeboards, alongside a subtle appearance for Telcel near the cockpit. Tommy Hilfiger is among the brands displayed on the nose.

On track, Cadillac will be represented by an experienced driver pairing, with Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Pérez set to race the team’s first ever Formula 1 car throughout the 2026 season, as the new outfit begins its journey in the sport’s next era.

McLaren

In one of the most anticipated launches of the season, McLaren unveiled their official 2026 Formula 1 livery on Monday 9 February. The reigning world champions had previously offered early glimpses of their 2026 car during pre-season running, before formally presenting the finished design ahead of the season’s opening races.

The tradition continues… #McLarenF1
— McLaren Mastercard Formula 1 Team (@McLarenF1) February 9, 2026

The livery was revealed at the Bahrain International Circuit, underlining the venue’s growing role in Formula 1’s pre-season build-up. With testing and early-season events regularly taking place at the circuit, the launch provided a fitting backdrop for McLaren’s next chapter.

In keeping with recent seasons, McLaren have opted for evolution rather than a wholesale redesign. The 2026 look retains the team’s signature papaya colours, now more prominent across the car, while revised black detailing around the engine cover sharpens the overall profile. The design will be raced by title contenders Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri as McLaren look to carry their recent momentum into 2026.

Aston Martin

Aston Martin have unveiled the AMR26, revealing the livery and design that carries the team into Formula 1’s 2026 regulation reset. The launch marks a major milestone for the Silverstone-based outfit, with the AMR26 being the first Aston Martin Formula 1 car developed under the technical leadership of Adrian Newey.

True to recent seasons, Aston Martin have retained their signature British Racing Green, presented in a refined matte finish. The car was revealed during an event at the Ithra cultural centre in Dhahran, where the AMR26 also completed its first shakedown running, immediately catching the eye thanks to several unconventional aerodynamic solutions.

The first look at our 2026 livery.

By design. pic.twitter.com/O0KR3HLDac
— Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team (@AstonMartinF1) February 9, 2026

Additional fins around the halo and central air intake, recessed sidepod inlets and distinctive suspension positioning have all sparked discussion, underlining Aston Martin’s willingness to take a bold approach as the new rules come into force.

On track, the AMR26 will be raced by Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll, as the team combines an experienced driver line-up with a fresh technical direction. Alongside the Newey-led chassis, Aston Martin will also rely on Honda power as the Japanese manufacturer returns as a full works partner, making the AMR26 one of the most closely watched cars on the 2026 grid.

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With each team’s 2026 livery now fully revealed, there’s no better place to see these spectacular machines than in the flesh. From bold colour schemes to fresh designs, every livery adds to the excitement and builds the spectacle for what will be a memorable season.

If you want to experience these cars in person and see the liveries come to life at the circuits, now is the time to secure your tickets for the upcoming campaign. Visit our event page to view availability, but act fast – availability won’t last forever!

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