Haas celebrates its 200th Grand Prix in Formula 1 with a retro-style livery in Montreal, honouring its debut colours from 2016.
Haas F1 will unveil a special livery this weekend in Canada to celebrate its 200th Formula 1 race. The normally white sections of the VF-25 will instead feature grey and red, in tribute to the colors of the VF-16.
The VF-16 was the car with which Haas made its F1 debut, and it carried a livery with this same color scheme. To mark the 200 races since that milestone moment, the American team is bringing back that visual identity.
Esteban Ocon’s and Oliver Bearman’s cars will display a specially designed logo for the occasion, based on the number 200. However, the engine cover retains the exposed carbon of the VF-25, creating a blend of past and present.
Over 200 races, Haas has fielded eight drivers and achieved a best finish of fifth in the Constructors’ Championship in 2018. The team has secured several fourth-place finishes but is still awaiting its first podium.