Red Bull Racing, Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team and Haas F1 Team have unveiled revised branding ahead of the 2026 Formula 1 campaign, a season that will usher in sweeping new regulations and a reshaped competitive landscape.

Red Bull narrowly missed out on a fifth consecutive drivers’ title in 2025, with Max Verstappen finishing just two points behind Lando Norris. The Milton Keynes-based outfit is also preparing for a major internal step in 2026, when it will introduce its first-ever in-house-built power unit.

The team’s updated logo features the subtle return of white outlines around the Red Bull Racing text, a deliberate nod to earlier designs while maintaining its current visual identity.

Mercedes has opted for a clearer corporate presentation. The new logo now includes the full “Petronas Formula 1 Team” wording beneath the Mercedes emblem, alongside prominent AMG branding. The German manufacturer is widely tipped to be among the front-runners when the new-generation cars debut at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix.

Haas has also introduced a new logo, driven by a change in the team’s official name following the arrival of a new title partner. From this season, Toyota Gazoo Racing becomes the team’s title sponsor, a name well known to fans of the FIA World Endurance Championship.

The partnership goes beyond branding. Toyota will support Haas in building its own simulator infrastructure, while Toyota drivers are expected to gain Formula 1 testing opportunities in return. This collaboration has already taken shape, with former F1 driver Kamui Kobayashi having driven a Haas F1 car last year.