Everyone is eagerly awaiting the collective unveiling on Tuesday night in London, where the 2025 cars (in theory) and this year's liveries (in practice) will be revealed. However, someone managed to steal the show...
That someone, or rather those few, were the Haas F1 Team drivers, who not only unveiled their new weapon, but supposedly also showed off their livery that will be the same as the one we see in the images. Haas not only broke with previous years' practice in this regard, but this year they won't be working with Ferrari's current suspension; they'll be using last year's construction. This means that, instead of a pull-rod design, they'll stick with the compression-rod version, which they see as the most effective. According to team principal Ayao Komatsu, they made this decision because they wouldn't be able to win enough to justify the adaptation. Komatsu believes there would be a temporary drop in performance before the opportunity for real progress presents itself, something the Americans don't want to wait for.
The differences compared to last year's model can be seen in this image (below is the 2025 model)
Whatever it is, if the new Haas turns out to be as competitive as it is beautiful...
Photo: Cameron Hardy
