Multiple teams unveil special liveries for F1 Las Vegas GP

Williams, Alpine and Sauber will each arrive in Las Vegas with a special livery, unveiling unique designs created to stand out under the city’s bright lights.

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The first team to unveil a special livery for the Las Vegas Grand Prix was Williams. The team revealed an all-black design celebrating its partnerships with Atlassian and its AI-powered platform, Rovo. This follows a previous collaboration at the US GP, which featured a retro 2002-inspired livery. For Las Vegas, the car also includes rainbow accents designed to stand out under the city lights and put F1 in the spotlight.

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Alpine was the second team to reveal a special livery for the Vegas race weekend. The team will add a touch more pink to its cars for the final three races of the 2025 season, though the update is subtle, appearing only on the sidepod area of the A525. Pink has been part of Alpine’s livery since 2022, when BWT became the team’s title sponsor, and certain rounds each year have featured it more prominently. The refreshed design will debut in Las Vegas and remain for the closing races in Qatar and Abu Dhabi.

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Sauber also decided to bring a one-off livery to Las Vegas. The Hinwil-based outfit will mark its partnership with sponsor Stake before the team becomes Audi in 2026. The car features a bespoke chequered flag design flowing into black carbon textures and highlighted with Sauber’s signature electric green, creating a striking look under the city’s neon lights.

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