F1 cars 2023: how each team will line up for new season

Launched in New York City at an event to coincide with Fashion Week, the AT04 looks very similar to its predecessor. This year its livery carries the addition of red inserts to reflect Scuderia AlphaTauri’s new partnership with Polish oil company PKN Orlen. It will be driven by Nyck de Vries and Yuki Tsunoda and features a powertrain developed by Honda and Red Bull. 

16 February - Alpine A523

Renault works team Alpine will be looking to distance itself from the midfield with its new A523, to be driven by Esteban Ocon – who took its first ever F1 win – and new signing Pierre Gasly after it's launched in London.

Aston Martin AMR23

Launched at Silverstone, the Aston Martin AMR23 will feature upgraded aerodynamics over the preceding AMR22 with a revised front wing, new sidepods with a more gently sweeping inner ramp for improved airflow and a new engine cover. It's the third F1 car to be entered by the British marque since it took over Racing Point. It will be driven by Lance Stroll and new signing Fernando Alonso. 

Ferrari SF-23

Scuderia Ferrari unveiled its SF-23 racer on Valentine’s Day at its factory in Maranello. Set to be driven by Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz Jr, its internal codename was 'Project 675'. Unsurprisingly, it wears a red-dominated livery and is the first car to be delivered by Ferrari's new team boss Frederic Vasseur. The car, which is claimed to have more of a focus on aerodynamics than ever before, is currently being put through a shakedown at Fiorano before it is stowed away for its next outing at Bahrain.

Haas VF-23

American outfit Haas, which is newly partnered with Moneygram, launched its VF-23 at a shakedown session at Silverstone after a livery unveiling on 31 January. Compared with last year’s model, it features a larger engine cover behind the cockpit, a slimmer front splitter and radiator inlets mounted further back on the body. This suggests Haas has tampered with the drivetrain layout to exploit greater cooling capacity.

McLaren MCL60

Named the MCL60 to commemorate 60 years since the team was founded by Bruce McLaren, the British outfit’s new 798kg racer aims to require less in-season development than its MCL36 predecessor, which suffered braking issues. It will be driven by Lando Norris and rookie Oscar Piastri. 

Mercedes-AMG F1 W14 E Performance

Announced through a livestream broadcast, the W14 features a bold sidepod design that is more aerodynamic than last year's W13. The rear end is also said to be less tapered in a bid to improve aero. Team principal Toto Wolff said the W14 will have “different DNA” to its predecessor, which delivered a poor season for the German team last year. It will be driven by seven-time champion Sir Lewis Hamilton and George Russell, now in his second season with the team.

Red Bull RB19

Red Bull launched the RB19 at a press event in New York. Due to be driven by Max Verstappen and Sergio Pérez, it uses a hybrid powertrain developed by Honda and Red Bull itself.

Williams FW45