F1 2023 CAR LAUNCHES AND LIVERIES: Photos of every F1 car ahead of the 2023 season
F1 launch season continues to gather pace as more teams show off their new looks for the new season. With the grid of 10 challengers taking shape, we decided to put a shot of every car revealed so far in one place for your viewing pleasure…
Haas – VF-23 (livery)
Haas kicked off the F1 launch season by revealing the livery for their VF-23 in late-January, featuring a revised, predominantly black scheme with white features and red highlights. A shakedown at Silverstone on February 11 is set to offer the first glimpse of the team’s new car design.
Red Bull – RB19
Red Bull were next up as the reigning double world champions showcased a launch version of the RB19 – sporting the team’s traditional blue, yellow and red livery – in New York. Team Principal Christian Horner has already hinted that the car will look different when it rocks up in Bahrain for testing.
Williams – FW45 (livery)
Williams were another team to opt for a ‘season launch’ as they showcased their 2023 livery on a 2022-style base car model. An evolution of the blue and black colour combination that arrived for 2022, the design has now been finished off with a smooth matte effect and some clever roll hoop branding.
Alfa Romeo – C43
Alfa Romeo were the first team to offer a look at some genuine 2023 car design features with the launch of the C43. Bedecked in a bold red and black livery, the car features plenty of technical changes towards the rear-end to unlock the “next level of performance”, as explained by Technical Director Jan Monchaux.
AlphaTauri – AT04 (livery)
AlphaTauri launched the livery for their AT04 in a glamorous reveal in New York City, as the team welcome ‘rookie’ driver Nyck de Vries (okay, he’s had one Grand Prix start, with Williams at the 2022 Italian Grand Prix) with the Dutchman joining Yuki Tsunoda for this season – in place of Alpine-bound Pierre Gasly.
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McLaren – MCL60
To be launched on February 13.
Aston Martin – AMR23
To be launched on February 13.
Ferrari – SF-23
To be launched on February 14.
Mercedes – W14
To be launched on February 15.
Alpine – A523
To be launched on February 16.
