Haas unveil striking Godzilla livery for Japanese Grand Prix as Komatsu makes bold statement

After joining forces with Toyota Gazoo Racing back in 2024, the race weekend at the iconic Suzuka Circuit will be a home race for the American team.

Now, to celebrate the signing of a season-long collaboration with Japanese entertainment company Toho Co., Ltd., the home of Godzilla, drivers Oliver Bearman and Esteban Ocon revealed the special colour scheme in Tokyo.

“The Japanese Grand Prix is another one of our home races, so it's a really big race for us," said team principal Ayao Komatsu in a press release.

Despite operating on one of the smallest budgets across the F1 grid, Haas have adapted well to the brand-new regulations and have started the 2026 season superbly.

At the Chinese Grand Prix, a fantastic race from Bearman saw the 20-year-old finish in P5, collecting ten points to take his tally up to 17, good enough for fifth in the drivers' standings.

With those 17 points, it means Haas sits fourth in the constructors' standings, just one point behind defending champions McLaren.