Just hours before the collective F1 75 presentation in London, scheduled for Tuesday, the 18th, Red Bull is giving fans a first look at the new suit that Max Verstappen and Liam Lawson will wear in 2025. On the Austrian team’s social media accounts, the two drivers from Christian Horner’s squad show off the new racing attire that will accompany them through the 24 rounds of the championship.
Tuesday, the 18th, at 9 PM Italian time: this is the date to mark in red on the calendar. The highly anticipated F1 event in London is approaching, where all the teams, including Red Bull, will reveal the new liveries of their cars for the upcoming world championship. Before pulling the covers off the new RB21—a car that will need to regain ground lost to McLaren and Ferrari—it’s time to present the new suit.
Red Bull, Here’s the New 2025 Suit: The Photos
On the Red Bull Racing website and the team’s social media channels, images of the new suit that Max Verstappen and Liam Lawson will wear during the 2025 season have been published. In the photos, the reigning world champion and his new teammate pose in their fresh racing gear.
As is customary for Red Bull, there are no major design overhauls on the 2025 suit. The team’s signature dark blue remains dominant, accented by red and yellow inserts. The red details form a new pattern, creating two parallel lines running from top to bottom along the side of the driver’s body.
Below are studio images of Red Bull’s duo, Max Verstappen and Liam Lawson, wearing the new 2025 suit.
Red Bull, Presentation and Testing: The Upcoming 2025 Schedule
Red Bull will unveil the RB21 in the coming days, coinciding with the event on Tuesday evening, where—like all teams—it will reveal its official livery. The new suit may offer a hint of the car’s design, with the most eye-catching feature being the double red stripe, which could also appear on the 2025 car.
The RB21 will hit the track for its first official tests on February 26. From the 26th to the 28th, the entire Formula 1 grid will be in action at the Bahrain circuit for pre-season testing. The championship opener is set for Sunday, March 16, with the 2025 Australian Grand Prix kicking off the season.
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