Formula One 2020 Launches so far

F1 Launches 2020 so far...

Haas VF20

Haas 'couldn't wait any longer' to reveal the first images of the VF20 on Thursday February 6

Haas VF20

Slated to launch in officially in the Barcelona pit lane on February 19, Haas went from being the last to launch, to the first

Haas VF20

The VF20 sees a return to traditional 'Haas Automation colours', reverting back after the failed relationship with former title sponsor Rich Energy

Haas VF20

The fifth Formula One entry for Haas, Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen keep the driving line-up consistent for a fourth year

Mercedes livery launch

At an event to announce a new partnership with sponsor INEOS, Mercedes revealed their 2020 livery on the 2019 title winning W10 car

Mercedes livery launch

More on Mercedes soon...

Ferrari SF1000

The first of the scheduled launch dates, Ferrari held a special event at the Romolo Valli Municipal Theatre

Ferrari SF1000

Featuring a live orchestra and dancers, Ferrari made the event a true spectacle...and at the heart of it all was the SF1000

Ferrari SF1000

Sebastian Vettel enters his sixth year as a Ferrari driver and his second alongside Charles Leclerc. Will there be more fireworks in 2020?

Ferrari SF1000

Things quickly soured for Ferrari, with an Italian consumer group taking legal action against the 'Mission Winnow' branding - a company close to 'Phillip Morris'and tobacco products

Red Bull RB16

Red Bull announced the RB16 by releasing a single image early on the morning of February 12

Red Bull RB16

Max Verstappen was on hand to take the 2020 car for a spin around Silverstone

Red Bull RB16

Alex Albon begins a first full campaign with the team having switched from Toro Rosso midway through 2019

Red Bull RB16

Much has been made of the Red Bull nose. How much of an advantage this complex design is will not become obvious until the Australian Grand Prix in March

Renault R.S.20

Renault also launched their 2020 Formula One entry on February 12, but not even proper images of the car were ready

Renault R.S.20

Team principal, Cyril Abiteboul denounced F1 launches as fake, saying that the cars that turn up for preseason testing never match up to those shown at the launch anyway

Renault R.S.20

Daniel Ricciardo is joined by Esteban Ocon for 2020, but you'll have to wait for February 19 in Barcelona to see anything more of the R.S.20

McLaren MCL35

McLaren launched next, revealing the MCL35 to invited guests at the McLaren Technology Centre

McLaren MCL35

Lando Norris and Carlos Sainz both enter a second year with the team, Sainz having taken McLaren to their first podium in five years at the Brazilian Grand Prix

McLaren MCL35

Like Ferrari, Red Bull and Mercedes, the McLaren MCL35 now features a matte finish

McLaren MCL35

Will McLaren be able to retain their 'best of the rest' status in 2020?

Mercedes W11

Having teased fans, Mercedes now officially lifted the lid on the W11

Mercedes W11

Valtteri Bottas was the first to turn a wheel in the W11 before Hamilton put in a few laps later on Friday

Mercedes W11

Technical director James Allison described the car as an 'evolution' of the W10, something that is visibly evident

Mercedes W11

Could this be the car that sees Hamilton equal Michael Schumacher's seven Formula One world titles?

Alfa Romeo C39

Alfa Romeo will launch their C39 car in the Barcelona pit lane on February 19, but Kimi Raikkonen was spotted getting some laps in at Fiorano in Friday

Alfa Romeo C39

Running in a special 'Valentine's Day' livery, Raikkonen completed the permitted filming day in Italy

Alfa Romeo C39

Antonio Giovinazzi will once again race alongside Raikkonen within the team

AlphaTauri AT01

Formula One met fashion as Toro Rosso completed their transformation into AlphaTauri

AlphaTauri AT01

The launch event in Red Bull's Salzburg Hangar 7 showcased the new AlphaTauri fashion lines alongside the AT01

AlphaTauri AT01

Team boss Franz Tost wasted no time in outlining his 'top five' ambitions for the team

AlphaTauri AT01

A podium each for drivers Pierre Gasly and Daniil Kvyat in 2019, both have ambitions to gain more silverware sooner rather than later

Racing Point RP20

On Sunday February 16 the new Racing Point was seen at a photo shoot. The real thing or a clever trick?

Williams FW43

Having scored just one point in 2019, the worst season ever for Williams, 2020 can only be better. This paint work is a good start!

Williams FW43

George Russell continues with the team while rookie Canadian Nicholas Latifi replaces Robert Kubica in the sister car

Williams FW43

A return to the midfield is the target with what deputy team principal Claire Williams described as 'a fresh start'

Racing Point RP20

Racing Point launched the RP20 at the home of new title sponsor BWT in Austria

Racing Point RP20

A stable driving partnership of Lance Stroll and Sergio Perez should help to improve on a disappointing 2019 campaign