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It's that time of the year, February, and the liveries and car reveal dates for all F1 teams are fast approaching. With the F1 75 event right around the corner, teams will show their racing colours to the world in a joint event to celebrate the series' 75th anniversary. Now Red Bull Racing have taken to their social media to tease fans the world over with an impending announcement scheduled for tomorrow.
Will Red Bull be the first F1 team to reveal their 2025 car?
On February 18, all teams will reveal the liveries they will race in for the 2025 season in a commemorative event to celebrate F1's 75 years of racing. Before and after the F1 75 event, however, several teams have already scheduled their car launches, among them are Williams, Ferrari and Mercedes.
As to the nature of what tomorrow's announcement by Red Bull will be, it is still anybody's guess. The video, featuring four-time world champion Max Verstappen, simply shows the Dutchman walking into what appears to be an empty dark space.
The team have made no statement with regards to the date of the RB21's launch, the Austrian team's contender for the 2025 season, with team principal Christian Horner suggesting a late January reveal date in conversation with Sky Sports: "We’ll see what the RB21 looks like when it's unveiled at the end of January," which, however, did not come to pass.
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Red Bull congratulates Liam Lawson on his 23rd birthday
Liam Lawson, the young New Zealander who is set to take on the daunting challenge of being Max Verstappen's teammate in Red Bull Racing, is turning 23, and the Austrian team have also taken to their social media channels to congratulate him. You can see the post below.
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