The 2025 US Grand Prix will witness Williams revisiting its 2002 livery, a throwback to the year Atlassian was established. Juan Pablo Montoya, who raced for Williams in 2002 alongside Ralf Schumacher, unveiled the vintage livery in Austin. “It’s incredible to see our past livery make a comeback,” Montoya said. “It brings back fond memories of my time at Williams.”

Racing Bulls turned heads with a tortoiseshell-inspired livery, revealed alongside multi-platinum singer Shaboozey. Drivers Isack Hadjar and Liam Lawson also showcased the team’s unique kit for the weekend. Team principal MSI commented, “We wanted something different, bold, and lightweight—the tortoiseshell design embodies that.”

Aston Martin took the wraps off its first bespoke livery, celebrating the “invisible science” behind Formula 1. The AMR25 will carry mathematical formulas in honor of the team’s unsung heroes behind the scenes. “Our sport is all about precision and performance,” said Aston Martin’s team principal. “This livery pays tribute to the math and science that make F1 tick.”

McLaren debuted an “iridescent livery enhancement” for the USGP and the subsequent Mexican Grand Prix. Meanwhile, Haas went retro with a classic ‘Stars and Stripes’ livery for Esteban Ocon and Ollie Bearman’s VF-25s. “It’s about standing out on track and connecting with our fans,” said McLaren’s team principal. “And what better way than with a livery that shimmers?”

• McLaren’s Iridescent Livery Enhancement

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• Haas’ Stars and Stripes Livery

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