
The new Formula 1 season is getting closer. The dates for all official team presentations are approaching, and in just over a month, we will see the cars back on track at Albert Park for the first Grand Prix of the year. For some time now, teams have been releasing photos and putting their new 2025 season merchandise up for sale—here is Williams’ collection for Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon, with PHOTOS.
Williams is preparing as best as possible for its final season with ground-effect cars. After finishing ninth and second-to-last in the 2024 Constructors’ Championship, the Grove-based team has set higher ambitions with the signing of Carlos Sainz. The goal is to get closer to the performance levels the team left behind years ago—the last top-five finish, which coincided with their last podium, was achieved by Lance Stroll in 2017.

To prepare thoroughly, Williams has taken advantage of every available opportunity. They managed to get Carlos Sainz on track during the Abu Dhabi tests, held just two days after the final Grand Prix, and they recently brought the car back to the track in Barcelona. Another test session for the Spanish driver was crucial for fully integrating into the working methods of the British team.
The 2025 Formula 1 season car will be unveiled at an event on February 14, Valentine’s Day. Most likely, the covers will be lifted off the new car, which will be close to the version we will see in Australia. However, for the livery, fans will have to wait for the official Formula 1 event in London on February 18.
Meanwhile, just a few minutes ago, Williams made its new merchandise available. Jackets, t-shirts, and caps for Carlos Sainz and Alexander Albon are now on sale. The products can be purchased on the team’s official website, Williamsf1.com, and they might already provide a hint of what the new livery will look like.
Dark blue continues to dominate, with some areas featuring a brighter shade of blue, almost leaning toward a sky-blue tone. Below are the photos released by the team.




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