Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris jumped in to defend the F1 75 Live event at the O2 arena yesterday. After Fernando Alonso and Max Verstappen both openly criticised F1's 75 Live event, the McLaren drivers instead stated that Formula 1 should be praised for trying a new concept.

Williams will arrive in 2025 with a fresh title sponsor in Atlassian, and a new star driver in Carlos Sainz, and their new livery is fit for a team on the rise. A simple but effective blue design with darker tones on the nosecone, the Grove squad’s latest design is an evolution rather than a revolution.

Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri get behind the wheel of the new McLaren MCL39 as the reigning constructors' champions are the first to reveal their car for the new season.

F1 season isn’t very far away, McLaren is still celebrating its achievements from last term. Understandably, too, given its Constructors’ Championship was the first McLaren title in years - and it hadn’t been going great prior to ‘24.

Formula 1 held its first-ever collective car launch to celebrate its 75th anniversary. Here's a look at the 2025 liveries that were unveiled at the O2 Arena in London.

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McLaren is honoring the brand's ninth Formula 1 Constructors’ World Championship with two highly limited 750S and Artura Celebration Edition models.

McLaren won its ninth Formula 1 Constructors' championship in 2024 after a 26-year drought and is commemorating its success with special editions of the two supercars

After taking its 9th Formula One Constructors' title last year, McLaren is producing a handful of 750S and Artura special editions.