Spy shots leak new Haas F1 2025 car from private test

Haas's new look F1 car for the 2025 season has eಌmerged via spy shots.

Esteban Ocon and Ollie Bearman
Esteban Ocon and Ollie Bearman

Images of Haas’s 2025 F1 car have leaked ꦍon social media following a ꦑprivate shakedown test at Silverstone over the weekend.

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Esteban Ocon got behind the w𓄧heel of Haas’s 2025 challenger - the VF-25 - to complete a filming da🍒y for the American outfit at the British Grand Prix venue on Sunday.

The private run took place in wet conditions in Northamptonshire and was one of tw🌺o promotional filming days Haas are permitte🐟d to conduct this year as per F1’s strict testing regulations.

Haas did not release any images from the test, however spy shots taken at Silverstone revealed a first look at the 2025 cꦉar.

The VF-25 was sporting a striking white, black and red livery though it is n𝐆ot clear whether this is a one-off, or Haas’s actual livery for the upcoming season.

F1 teams are unveiling their official liveries at the season launch event📖 at London💙’s O2 Arena on Tuesday.

McLaren and Williams - both of whom did make images of their 2025 cars public - stated they were running with one-off liveries when their cars hit the track for the first time at Silversto𝓡ne last week.

Haas did show off their new-look overalls for the season, releasing images from a photoshoot of their new drivers Ocon and 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Ollie Bearman wearing their race suits.

Haas are taking advantage of their technical collaboration with Ferrari to take the Scuderia’s 2025 gearbox and rear suspeജnsion.

The team have opted agains♚t using Ferra﷽ri’s redesigned pullrod front suspension arrangement.

Explaining that decision, Haaꦬs team principal Ayao Komatsu said: "That's another significant moment in my mind. Because so far in let's say nine seasons of , we always went with Ferrariꩲ's latest supply.

"And not because that was the informed choice, be🔜cause that was the safest🍒 and the easiest choice.

"It's not like this year we wanted to make a point. Because they've been talking about this for the last few sꦬeasons, but we never actually did it in a way that carried over front suspension, for instance.

"But when [Haas's technical team] looked at it properly in terms of, 'OK, if we buy Ferrari's latest 2025 front suspens⭕ion, when are we gonna hav🦋e information available, what [does] that mean in terms of aero hit?’

"Because when you introduce something like that, you have ܫto take a hit first, right? Then you have to recover comparing tha🧸t.

"And then how much potential that unlocks, comparin🐎g that against 'don't stop development because we carry over the front suspension'. How much p🥀otential is left in that?

"They've done the proper study. The conclusion was we should do a carryover. So, it's good that we've done the prop🍌er study, then we had the confidence tജo then go for that decision. Whereas, before, we didn't."

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