Ferrari reveals striking F1 livery for 2026 United States Grand Prix
Ferrari says the one-off design celebrates the creative and engineering process behind each Formula 1 car, with sketches and blueprint graphics on the engine cover.
- On October 21, Ferrari unveiled a special livery for the United States Grand Prix, featuring a white engine cover with blueprint-inspired graphics reflecting the belief that every Ferrari begins with a line on paper.
- Car concept specialist Stefano Luparia revealed that Ferrari collaborated with title partner HP to execute the complex design on the SF-26, utilizing innovative printing technologies never before used in this specific application.
- "The livery celebrates the journey from idea to reality," Ferrari's head of colour and trim Silvia Cavallaro said, noting the design serves as a visual tribute to designers and engineers behind performance achievement.
- Other teams are utilizing the United States Grand Prix for one-off liveries this weekend, with Haas running a Godzilla-themed design at COTA and Mercedes adding blue accents for its MANUFAKTUR programme.
- Ferrari heads to the Circuit of the Americas second in the Constructors Championship, trailing Mercedes by 134 points, while Lewis Hamilton currently holds third in the Drivers standings.
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Ferrari is going all out for a comeback in Austin. Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc will take advantage of the fourth and final update package of the season.
On the occasion of the U.S. Grand Prix in Austin, Ferrari will go out on the track with a special decoration developed along with its sponsor HP. It is not a 'livery' that celebrates an anniversary or a sporting achievement achieved in the American country, but it goes back to the roots: proc
Ferrari Reveals Blueprint-Inspired Austin GP Livery With HP
Ferrari is adding a one-off, blueprint-inspired look to Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton’s cars for the United States Grand Prix in Austin. Created with title partner HP, the design uses sketches and engineering graphics to spotlight the craftsmanship behind the cars. It joins a growing lineup of teams bringing special liveries to the race.
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