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Here are all 10 F1 car launch dates for 2023

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Here are all 10 F1 car launch dates for 2023 | Top Gear

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New liveries and designs are incoming. Get these dates in your diary

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Here are all 10 F1 car launch dates for 2023

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New liveries and designs are incoming. Get these dates in your diary

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New liveries and designs are incoming. Get these dates in your diary

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Here are all 10 F1 car launch dates for 2023

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Here are all 10 F1 car launch dates for 2023

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Here are all 10 F1 car launch dates for 2023

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New liveries and designs are incoming. Get these dates in your diary

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Haas has become the tenth and final team to announce when it’ll be revealing its 2023 F1 car, with the US team kicking-off launch season next week on 31 January.

We say ‘launch season’, but by now you’ll know how this goes: teams usually unveil the liveries they’ll be using for the coming season, but wrapped on a dummy car that has little bearing to the machine that’ll line up for the first race.

Can’t have your rivals pinching all your good ideas now, can you?

Red Bull will be next up with a launch event in New York on 3 February, while Ferrari and Mercedes will be revealing their colours (who are we kidding, it’ll be red and silver) on 14 and 15 February.

The full launch schedule is as follows:

Haas - 31 January
Red Bull - 3 February
Williams - 6 February
Alfa Romeo - 7 February
AlphaTauri - 11 February
Aston Martin - 13 February
McLaren - 13 February
Ferrari - 14 February
Mercedes - 15 February
Alpine - 16 February

Pre-season testing gets underway on 22 February, while the curtain-raising Bahrain Grand Prix takes place on 5 March. Excited yet?

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Haas has become the tenth and final team to announce when it’ll be revealing its 2023 F1 car, with the US team kicking-off launch season next week on 31 January.

We say ‘launch season’, but by now you’ll know how this goes: teams usually unveil the liveries they’ll be using for the coming season, but wrapped on a dummy car that has little bearing to the machine that’ll line up for the first race.

Can’t have your rivals pinching all your good ideas now, can you?

Red Bull will be next up with a launch event in New York on 3 February, while Ferrari and Mercedes will be revealing their colours (who are we kidding, it’ll be red and silver) on 14 and 15 February.

The full launch schedule is as follows:

Haas - 31 January
Red Bull - 3 February
Williams - 6 February
Alfa Romeo - 7 February
AlphaTauri - 11 February
Aston Martin - 13 February
McLaren - 13 February
Ferrari - 14 February
Mercedes - 15 February
Alpine - 16 February

Pre-season testing gets underway on 22 February, while the curtain-raising Bahrain Grand Prix takes place on 5 March. Excited yet?

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New liveries and designs are incoming. Get these dates in your diary