Ferrari’s decision to unveil a special part-blue livery for Miami this weekend has not been universally embraced by fans of the Scuderia. But the Italian outfit are far from the only team who have chosen to spruce things up for their visit to the Sunshine State.
This is a breakdown of the standout livery shake-ups in Miami.
Ferrari
For the second year running – and to mark the one-year anniversary of HP becoming their title sponsor – Ferrari have chosen to incorporate the blue and white of the computer hardware company into their Miami livery. The SF25’s engine cover, rear wing and wheel covers will all feature extra blue and white graphics this weekend, while Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc will sport completely different race suits in white and blue to complement the design.
To say the livery has received a mixed reception from fans would be an understatement. One comment on Ferrari’s social media post said: “This is the equivalent of putting pineapple on a pizza.”
Another wrote: “This could be the worst livery ever created.” While another said: “Ferrari is morphing into Williams right before our eyes.”
Racing Bulls
While many felt Ferrari should have gone ‘all in’ or not bothered at all, no one could accuse Racing Bulls of holding back. Red Bull’s sister team unveiled an all-pink affair during a party in Miami Beach on Wednesday evening. This is F1, so the colour change was not just for fun.
“This is a first for Red Bull as the first ever can-inspired livery to launch a brand-new flavour in the US,” explained Red Bull’s CMO Olly Hughes. “The Red Bull Summer Edition White Peach flavour is made for summer, so where better to bring this to life than Miami?” Racing Bulls’ Isack Hadjar and Liam Lawson will also sport magenta race suits over F1’s second sprint weekend of the season.
Giving the VCARB 02 a Miami makeover 🩷#F1#VCARB#MiamiGPpic.twitter.com/foGBH9v96N
— Visa Cash App Racing Bulls F1 Team (@visacashapprb) April 30, 2025
Sauber
Sauber have stuck to the green and black of title sponsor Stake, but they have gone with a “celebration of Miami’s creative spirit” with paint thrown everywhere in an art car “inspired by Miami’s art scene”.
New team principal Jonathan Wheatley will hope it inspires Nico Hulkenberg and Gabriel Bortoleto to leave their mark on the second sprint weekend of the season.
New exhibit just dropped. 🎨
Introducing our #MiamiGP Special Livery… 💚🌴 pic.twitter.com/VLzX5vDqpn
— Stake F1 Team KICK Sauber (@stakef1team_ks) April 30, 2025
Ferrari’s decision to unveil a special part-blue livery for Miami this weekend has not been universally embraced by fans of the Scuderia. But the Italian outfit are far from the only team who have chosen to spruce things up for their visit to the Sunshine State.
This is a breakdown of the standout livery shake-ups in Miami.
Ferrari
For the second year running – and to mark the one-year anniversary of HP becoming their title sponsor – Ferrari have chosen to incorporate the blue and white of the computer hardware company into their Miami livery. The SF25’s engine cover, rear wing and wheel covers will all feature extra blue and white graphics this weekend, while Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc will sport completely different race suits in white and blue to complement the design.
To say the livery has received a mixed reception from fans would be an understatement. One comment on Ferrari’s social media post said: “This is the equivalent of putting pineapple on a pizza.”
Another wrote: “This could be the worst livery ever created.” While another said: “Ferrari is morphing into Williams right before our eyes.”
Racing Bulls
While many felt Ferrari should have gone ‘all in’ or not bothered at all, no one could accuse Racing Bulls of holding back. Red Bull’s sister team unveiled an all-pink affair during a party in Miami Beach on Wednesday evening. This is F1, so the colour change was not just for fun.
“This is a first for Red Bull as the first ever can-inspired livery to launch a brand-new flavour in the US,” explained Red Bull’s CMO Olly Hughes. “The Red Bull Summer Edition White Peach flavour is made for summer, so where better to bring this to life than Miami?” Racing Bulls’ Isack Hadjar and Liam Lawson will also sport magenta race suits over F1’s second sprint weekend of the season.
Giving the VCARB 02 a Miami makeover 🩷#F1#VCARB#MiamiGPpic.twitter.com/foGBH9v96N
— Visa Cash App Racing Bulls F1 Team (@visacashapprb) April 30, 2025
Sauber
Sauber have stuck to the green and black of title sponsor Stake, but they have gone with a “celebration of Miami’s creative spirit” with paint thrown everywhere in an art car “inspired by Miami’s art scene”.
New team principal Jonathan Wheatley will hope it inspires Nico Hulkenberg and Gabriel Bortoleto to leave their mark on the second sprint weekend of the season.
New exhibit just dropped. 🎨
Introducing our #MiamiGP Special Livery… 💚🌴 pic.twitter.com/VLzX5vDqpn
— Stake F1 Team KICK Sauber (@stakef1team_ks) April 30, 2025
