Ahead of the British Grand Prix, Formula One unveiled the race car of the future. With new technical regulations coming into effect from 2022, F1 conducted a launch filled with effects, video packages, and the big reveal.

In addition, all 20 drivers on the grid lined up around the new car ahead of on-track action at Silverstone. While fans are talking about the new design, various F1 teams went ahead and added their livery to create a new look.

Red Bull and Mercedes among nine teams to reveal livery on 2022 F1 car

The British Grand Prix this weekend hosts Round 10 of the ongoing F1 world championship. And once again, Red Bull and Mercedes are competing for top honors, outclassing the rest of the field across nine races so far.

While Max Verstappen leads Lewis Hamilton in the driver’s championship, Red Bull leads Mercedes in the constructor’s championship. However, the 2022 car ended up dominating the headlines ahead of the new race weekend format at Silverstone.

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Both Red Bull and Mercedes unveiled four different views of their car, with Verstappen and Hamilton’s numbers on their respective cars.

Haas, Williams, Alfa Romeo, and Alpine also went ahead with four different images of their livery on next year’s design.

However, AlphaTauri and Aston Martin stuck to just one angle to display their livery on the new car.

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Ferrari stay away from revealing their new look

The teams ranked third and fourth in the constructor’s championship this season went two separate ways in terms of revealing their new look. McLaren decided to go ahead and splash the new design with their papaya-colored livery along with Lando Norris‘ #4 on the car.

Although McLaren revealed the new car in their livery, their rivals in Ferrari refrained from doing the same. In fact, the Maranello-based outfit remains the only team to not join the trend that the other nine teams followed.

Although fans of Ferrari might feel the team shortchanged them, there could be a motive behind it. Could the Italians be working on a different color scheme for 2022? Or are they working on a technical aspect of the car behind the scenes?

With Ferrari more than 90% focused on next year’s package, only time will tell their reason to stay away from this reveal.

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