2025 F1 Livery Power Rankings: Top Paint Schemes Revealed
Explore the top F1 2025 paint schemes as teams reveal their liveries at the festive F1 75 Live event in London, with expert rankings from ESPN.

The F1 75 Live event in London marked a historic moment for Formula 1, gathering all ten teams in one spectacular show. Celebrating F1's 75th anniversary, the event not only dazzled fans but also unveiled the 2025 F1 liveries, with some teams sticking to tradition while others dared to innovate. Here's how the paint schemes stacked up according to ESPN's expert rankings:
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Red Bull Racing (RB VCARB 02)
- Standout Feature: A stark all-white design with vibrant Red Bull logos in red and yellow.
- Impressions: Though polarizing, the design ensures the junior team stands out on the grid.
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Ferrari (SF-25)
- Standout Feature: A bold mix of traditional red with white accents from title sponsor HP.
- Impressions: A nod to Ferrari's heritage with a modern twist, albeit with significant sponsor branding.
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Sauber (C45)
- Standout Feature: A green and black palette aligned with Stake.
- Impressions: The final year with Stake brings a striking design, but not without controversy.
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Alpine (A525)
- Standout Feature: Prominent pink and blue splashes replacing last year's black.
- Impressions: A vibrant and eye-catching design that promises to stand out during races.
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Mercedes (W16)
- Standout Feature: Consistent black and silver with Petronas green accents.
- Impressions: A safe choice, maintaining the team's iconic look amidst changes.
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McLaren (MCL39)
- Standout Feature: Continues with the much-loved orange and black scheme.
- Impressions: A glossy finish adds a subtle twist to the familiar design.
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Aston Martin (AMR25)
- Standout Feature: British Racing Green with added white accents.
- Impressions: While elegant, the new design feels less streamlined than its predecessor.
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Haas (VF-25)
- Standout Feature: Reconfigured white, black, and red ordering.
- Impressions: A more striking side profile with inverted color contrasts.
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Red Bull Racing (RB20)
- Standout Feature: Minimal changes maintain the strong brand identity.
- Impressions: Reliable but predictable, reflecting Red Bull's consistent approach.
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Williams (FW47)
- Standout Feature: Lighter blue with a white pinstripe and Duracell-themed airbox.
- Impressions: Smart and tidy, though it lacks standout elements.
The 2025 F1 season promises not only thrilling races but also a visual feast, with each team's livery telling a story of tradition, innovation, and branding.
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