Styling Suzuka: The latest liveries for the Japanese Grand Prix

The iconic 'White Bull' will return this year in Suzuka, providing Yuki Tsunoda's first drive of the season for the senior team. The original white livery debuted at the 2021 Turkish Grand Prix, but this time returns with a more defined pearlescent colour scheme.

Deviating from its standard navy blue livery, a sleek white design with metallic red detailing honours Honda's F1 history. It mimics the 1965 RA272, the first Japanese and Honda powered car to win in F1. Now in 2025, we are witnessing the end of an extremely successful relationship between Honda and Oracle Red Bull Racing, and this special livery send-off is part of a pretty touching end.

MoneyGram Haas are another team dipping their toes into the design opportunities of the Japanese Grand Prix, with a livery dripping in Sakura (cherry blossom) petals. The iconic symbol's illustration features a unique design for the car's driver numbers, and the now pink Haas logo is displayed amongst a y2k inspired pattern. Amongst the popping flowers on the front wing is 'Haas' written in Japanese, a touch for eagle-eyed fans at the circuit and beyond. The design pays tribute to a their team principal Ayao Komatsu and their partner Toyota Gazoo Racing's home race.