Haas goes all-American with striking new livery for US Grand Prix
The Haas F1 Team has unveiled a special livery ahead of the United States Grand Prix in Austin.
The American outfit continued its recent tradition of donning a special livery at its home race, this time for the upcoming event at the Circuit of the Americas.
In footage shared by the Haas team, the VF-25 car is clad in a colour scheme different from what it has worn for much of the 2025 campaign.
The livery adds a unique touch with stars and a striped graphic of the United States flag across its front wing, sidepods, engine cover, and rear wing endplates – serving as a tribute to the team’s American heritage.
It is worth noting that this is the third special livery Haas has sported in 2025. During the Japanese Grand Prix, the team showcased a cherry blossom [sakura] design as a nod to its partnership with Toyota.
At the Canadian Grand Prix, Haas also ran a throwback livery to its 2016 season to celebrate its 200th race in Formula 1.
Haas driver reacts to US GP livery
Haas driver Esteban Ocon has aired his thoughts on the team’s livery for the United States Grand Prix. Ocon highlighted that he was looking forward to showing off the new design and giving the home fans something to cheer about.
“COTA is a fun but challenging circuit which always produces some entertaining racing. After Singapore, I’ve been working hard at my training centre and on the simulator with the team – aiming to have a strong weekend and maximise every opportunity that comes our way. I’m looking forward to getting back out there, showing off our special livery, and hopefully giving our home fans plenty to cheer for."
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