As the F1 grid materialises after the winter break, we’ve compiled a visual feast of all the 2024 cars revealed for your enjoyment.
This year, the spotlight is on the increased exposure of carbon fibre, a trend that began in 2022 and 2023 as teams looked for more and more ways to reduce a car’s weight, highlighting the sport’s continuous push for performance.
The 2024 grid also welcomes two newly named teams: Stake F1 Team (Sauber), taking over from Alfa Romeo, and Racing Bulls, stepping in for Scuderia AlphaTauri.
The season promises to be as exciting as ever as teams begin to converge after the 2022 season rules change in a bid to catch the ever-dominant Red Bull Racing team.
2024 F1 car launches
| Team | Date |
|---|---|
| Haas | February 2 |
| Stake | February 5 |
| Williams | February 5 |
| Alpine | February 7 |
| Visa Cash App RB | February 8 |
| Aston Martin | February 12 |
| Ferrari | February 13 |
| Mercedes | February 14 |
| McLaren | February 14 |
| Red Bull | February 15 |
Haas – VF-24
February 2, 2024
Haas kicked off the 2024 season reveal at the start of February. The colour scheme of the VF-24, as introduced by the American team, showcases minimal deviations from that of the VF-23, its 2023 season predecessor. The most notable modification is on the upper nose area, which has transitioned to a predominantly black hue from last year’s white. This adjustment gives the car a darker overall appearance compared to the VF-23.
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Stake F1 Team Kick Sauber – C44
February 5, 2024
Up next was the newly named Stake F1 Team Kick Sauber. In a grand reveal at London’s Guildhall, Kick Sauber introduced their 2024 season car, the C44, adorned in an eye-catching fluorescent green and black livery. Under the new moniker, the Sauber-managed squad is venturing into a fresh chapter following the departure of their Italian title sponsor, Alfa Romeo.
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Williams Racing – FW46
February 5, 2024
On the same day as Sauber, Williams revealed their colour scheme for the upcoming 2024 season, featuring a refined deep blue design. The design is said to bridge the gap between Williams’ illustrious past as a championship winner and their ambition to climb back to the top of the grid. In addition, Williams announced a renewed multi-year flagship partnership with Komatsu, a global leader in manufacturing equipment for construction, mining, forestry, and various industries.
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Alpine – A524
February 7, 2024
Following a double whammy the previous day, Alpine were the sole launch on February 7. Taking the covers off their latest contender, the A524 was revealed at Enstone’s extravagant ‘Motorsport Launch’ event. This event also highlighted the French marque’s effort in the World Endurance Championship. The A524, Alpine’s newest grid entry, will see Esteban Ocon and Pierre Gasly continuing their partnership as drivers. The car’s design draws inspiration from a collaboration with the renowned artist Felipe Pantone. It features a striking livery that combines black with vibrant blue and pink accents, evolving from previous designs.
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Visa Cash App RB – VCARB 01
February 8, 2024
The Faenza team enters the 2024 season with a fresh identity. They are transitioning from their AlphaTauri days with the unveiling of their new look and car, the VCARB 01. The event in Las Vegas was not just a showcase but a statement of renewal, featuring a livery transition from the previous dark blue and white to a vibrant blue and white, reminiscent of the team’s heritage when it was Toro Rosso. The driver lineup of Daniel Ricciardo and Yuki Tsunoda, together with the event’s performances by renowned artists Kendrick Lamar and Baby Keem, added to the excitement. Amna Al-Qubaisi also made an appearance, representing the team in the F1 Academy this season.
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Aston Martin – AMR24
February 12, 2024
Following unveilings by Haas, Williams, Sauber, Alpine, and RB, Aston Martin took the spotlight with a grand reveal at their Silverstone headquarters on Monday morning. Lawrence Stroll, the team’s owner, alongside Team Principal Mike Krack, Technical Director Dan Fallows, and drivers Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll, presented the AMR24. The car proudly displays the iconic British racing green, continuing the team’s tradition.
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Ferrari – SF-24
February 13 2024
In a notable shift from the previous year’s grand unveiling of the SF-23, which saw a gathering of 500 at their Fiorano circuit, this year’s Ferrari was more subdued, reflecting the team’s intent to focus on performance rather than fanfare. The unveiling of the SF-24, Ferrari’s contender for 2024, took place via an online stream from their Shell garage at Fiorano, showcasing a vehicle adorned in Ferrari’s iconic red with accents of white and yellow.
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McLaren – MCL38
February 14, 2024
One month after debuting their team livery for the 2024 season, which prominently featured their signature papaya orange, the Woking team conducted a grand unveiling of the car on Wednesday morning. The reveal was strategically timed at 08:38 GMT, referencing the car’s name and showcasing the car that Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri will drive this season.
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Mercedes – W15
February 14, 2024
Just moments after McLaren showcased their 2024 car online, Mercedes unveiled the first digital images of the revamped W15 via their social media platforms in anticipation of a physical test run on track. The team is optimistic about making significant progress in 2024, which marks Lewis Hamilton‘s last year with them before he moves to Ferrari in 2025. George Russell will continue to be his teammate, entering his third year with the Silver Arrows.
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Red Bull – RB20
February 15, 2024
Red Bull was the last of the ten F1 teams to introduce their 2024 F1 car in an event on Thursday evening. As the reigning champions with 21 victories in 22 races last season, the team launched the RB20 at their headquarters in Milton Keynes, featuring appearances by Max Verstappen and Sergio Pérez. The car’s unveiling came off the back of arch-rivals Mercedes, revealing their W15 car the previous day, marking the first public appearance of Lewis Hamilton since the announcement of his move to Ferrari for 2025.
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