Alpine, McLaren, Williams... Every US GP special F1 livery

McLaren's "iridescent" livery advertises Google Gemini

McLaren US GP special livery

Google has been a major partner of the McLaren Formula 1 team since 2022, and this self-described "iridescent" livery is advertising the brand's AI, named Gemini. The new design will be used at the United States and Mexico City grands prix.

Williams' throwback to glory days

Williams FW47 US GP special livery

This Williams livery is a throwback to its HP-backed and BMW-powered FW24 from the 2002 season. Drivers Juan Pablo Montoya and Ralf Schumacher took a combined seven pole positions and one victory that year, to take third and fourth in the drivers' championship in a Ferrari-dominated season.

Racing Bulls' Shaboozey collab

Racing Bulls Team US GP special livery

Racing Bulls unveiled a tortoise shell livery – a reference to sponsor Cash App and its tortoise prepaid Visa debit card, which it launched earlier this year in collaboration with American artist Shaboozey.

Racing Bulls reveals one-off tortoise livery for F1 US GP

Aston Martin pays tribute to science

Aston Martin Be-Spoke livery

Aston Martin's "first ever bespoke livery" does not differ much from the usual one, as the colour pattern remains very similar.

"The livery will take the normally invisible science of a Formula 1 car and make it visible through a design which includes a series of F1-related scientific formulas," the team explained. "The concept aims to bring to life on track the innovations behind the partnership, and shine a light on the talented people who work to make it possible."

Haas' American pride

Haas F1 Team special livery, United States Grand Prix

Haas is on its home turf at the Circuit of the Americas, so its special livery subtly highlights the stars from the American flag, while retaining the flag itself on the nosecone.

Alpine goes yellow with Colapinto

Alpine A525 US GP special livery

Alpine is maximising Franco Colapinto's marketing potential by advertising Argentinian company Mercado Libre, whose trademark striking yellow may not harmoniously fit within the original livery but will certainly catch the eye.

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