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Home » Red Bull reveals ‘new’ logo for 2025 F1 season on its social media channels

Red Bull reveals ‘new’ logo for 2025 F1 season on its social media channels. Red Bull has published the 'new' F1 logo on its social media channels.

Max Verstappen, Red Bull RB20, 2024

Small tweaks
At Red Bull, changes are underway: not the livery, at least for now, despite the public request made by Max Verstappen to add more variety to the color schemes of the cars produced in Milton Keynes.

The change concerns the traditional team logo. In the 2024 Formula 1 season, following the two Drivers’ and Constructors’ titles won in previous years and the dominance shown over the competition in 2023, Red Bull used gold to highlight the name Oracle Red Bull Racing, the official team name.

No more gold
This year, having lost the ‘teams’ title, the Austrian-British team decided to return to the past. The logo now features the traditional colors, with no further ‘celebratory’ references. The team’s hope is to be able to use ‘golden’ references again in 2026, when F1 will enter a new era in its history.

Season 2024 ✅ Season 2025 ⏭️ pic.twitter.com/Rsei47loWw

— Oracle Red Bull Racing (@redbullracing) January 1, 2025

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