Red Bull 2019 F1 Livery Revealed

[Paul Jeffrey]

The Red Bull team have revealed their new 2019 Formula One livery prior to the start of pre-season testing.

Joining rivals Alfa Romeo in revealing a new car livery in Spain, the Red Bull team have taken the wraps off of their 2019 Formula One car following its initial debut in a special one-off red design - revealing the more traditional Red Bull colour scheme that Formula One fans have become used to in recent seasons.. but in matte.

Now powered by the same Honda engine as sister outfit Toro Rosso, and with young Frenchman Pierre Gasly joining Max Verstappen behind the wheel, it could be a big year ahead for the former World Champion team.

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[BrunoBæ]

Same procedure as last year - allmost

 

[Mickdrs]

Now there back to normal

 

[UMC 22]

What an absolute yawn-fest. F1 is supposed to be the pinnacle of motor racing. The pinnacle of technology maybe, but certainly no innovation whatsoever in terms of liveries. Same boring poo, different season.

Wake me up when someone dares to do something different.

 

[Steve Worrell]

I'm glad to see they have gone for a radical redesign with wholesale changes to the livery. Good work Red Bull.

 

[Przemo225]

Very big dissapointment as always. This is why I prefer Monster so much than Red Bull.

 

[sjb266]

Zzzzzzzzzzzz.....

 

[TheSourceOfTheNile]

I'm liking the inclusion of more blue in the paint, but I wish they would just get rid of the matte finish and leave it glossy like they did for the 2010-2013 cars. That paint scheme was one of the best looking of the modern era in racing.

 

[LeSunTzu]

Why change what looks good?

 

[UMC 22]

Why change what looks good?

Because in my opinion it doesn't look good. It looked ok when the general colour scheme was first introduced, but after X years it starts to get very stale.

It's strange because in the world of advertising, brands routinely change their look and feel in order to grab people's attention, and appear fresh and appealing. Yet in F1, teams stick with the same old liveries for years on end, boring us to death instead.

 

[LeSunTzu]

That's a matter of taste. I prefer when they keep their identity, like in Super GT or Nascar.

I am not a fan of RedBull's but their livery is very good and I think it's great they stick to it.

 

[Gareth Jones]

What an absolute yawn-fest. F1 is supposed to be the pinnacle of motor racing. The pinnacle of technology maybe, but certainly no innovation whatsoever in terms of liveries. Same boring poo, different season.

Wake me up when someone dares to do something different.

Yea tell me about it. Very disappointing in general, it's almost as if they are too afraid to do something different to the previous year.

 

[AlexBfromG]

Red Bull must be a dream for a livery maker on here cause all they have to do is change the numbers

 

[Shadowoff]

That livery looks familiar to me but I cant think of why

 

[ClimaxF1]

What an absolute yawn-fest. F1 is supposed to be the pinnacle of motor racing. The pinnacle of technology maybe, but certainly no innovation whatsoever in terms of liveries. Same boring poo, different season.

Wake me up when someone dares to do something different.

Is it just me or does this year feel like dejavu, you could make a kiddies F1 phone game, spot the difference

 

[Boby Kim]

Even worse is the sound of the cars this year.

 

[Will Mazeo]

The funny thing is that if Marlboro could still appear as sponsor everyone would be happy to have a McLaren in that classic design...
Inb4 "I wouldn't" Joes appear so they can feel different.

 

[wombat999]

This is why I prefer Monster so much than Red Bull.

They both rot your gut and destroy your teeth!

 

[NewOne0]

3/4 of the field look exactly like last year, only Williams and Haas look really different this year, livery wise. Boring.

 

[Isaac Chavira]

Almost the same as before.