F1 2026 car launch dates
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It's early but we have a first announcement. No collective event this year, so it's back to individual launches. Ford Motorsport will have a racing season launch event on January 15th. This is across the different series they are involved in, and Red Bull and RB will probably be a part of it. The drivers and high ups in the teams will be there. Probably a livery launch though, or a very very basic 2026 car.
https://www.planetf1.com/news/ford-season-launch-d...
https://www.planetf1.com/news/ford-season-launch-d...
spikyone said:
kambites said:
Ah, what could be more eagerly anticipated than Redbull's livery launch? 


Looks like they're not having a collective livery launch next year, which is a bit surprising. I imagine that brought in a good few quid this year.
The teams obviously think there’s more to be gained from their own presentations and sponsor events.
If they’re going to do a big arena event again, it needs to be actual cars and they need to be driving, last year most of them turned up with a dummy ‘show car’ covered in the appropriate stickers.
ajprice said:
It's early but we have a first announcement. No collective event this year, so it's back to individual launches. Ford Motorsport will have a racing season launch event on January 15th. This is across the different series they are involved in, and Red Bull and RB will probably be a part of it. The drivers and high ups in the teams will be there. Probably a livery launch though, or a very very basic 2026 car.
https://www.planetf1.com/news/ford-season-launch-d...
Thanks for this. There's no way we'll be seeing any 2026 cars before the first public test in February. https://www.planetf1.com/news/ford-season-launch-d...
Sandpit Steve said:
spikyone said:
kambites said:
Ah, what could be more eagerly anticipated than Redbull's livery launch? 


Looks like they're not having a collective livery launch next year, which is a bit surprising. I imagine that brought in a good few quid this year.
The teams obviously think there s more to be gained from their own presentations and sponsor events.
If they re going to do a big arena event again, it needs to be actual cars and they need to be driving, last year most of them turned up with a dummy show car covered in the appropriate stickers.
It was indeed purely a livery reveal, I don’t think it mattered too much that they weren't the new cars as you see much more from photos anyway.I didn't get the impression that it was mainly sponsors/teams either, particularly given the reception that a certain (now former) team principal got...

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