All the 2026 F1 liveries revealed: this is how the grid will look this season

The first livery announcements for the 2026 season came courtesy of Red Bull and Racing Bulls at a special event held in Detroit, Michigan.

Red Bull showcased this new partnership with an impressive new colour scheme. Plenty of blue throughout the RB22 wowed people, and a hint of gloss also harked back to previous designs.

Racing Bulls also had accents of blue in their 2026 livery to mark the new Red Bull Ford power units they will use, but the Italian team stuck with their white-based colour scheme.

Haas held an online livery launch on 19 January. The new F1 car will feature the team's new title sponsor, Toyota Gazoo Racing, more prominently.

Audi followed a day later. The German brand hosted a big event in Berlin to celebrate its inaugural season in Formula 1. The livery resembles the concept car the team released in 2025, but now featuring official sponsors on it.

Mercedes released the first images of the new W17 on 22 January, with a launch event following only after the Barcelona pre-season test.

On 23 January, two new liveries were revealed. Ferrari hosted its event in Fiorano and also completed its traditional shakedown, while Alpine launched its new challenger in Barcelona.

The latest team to reveal its car was Williams, after the Grove-based team did not able to attend the first winter test of 2026 at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. Since then, the team also completed its first shakedown at Silverstone.

Cadillac F1 revealed its first livery during Super Bowl LX, which is the most-watched event in the United States.

Defending Constructors’ Champions McLaren revealed their new livery in Bahrain. The MCL40 remains largely papaya and will now also feature the number 1 on one of the cars after Lando Norris’ first Drivers’ title in 2025.

Aston Martin was the final team to unveil its new livery for the upcoming campaign on Monday night. The AMR26 will also use the team's trademark color, green, and will also feature the team's new power unit manufacturer, Honda.