Evolution Not Revolution For Red Bull’s RB 21 Livery [Photo Gallery]

Building on the Team’s iconic look, 2025’s livery is a redefined design. Adorned with the Red Bull logo, the blue, red and yellow palette that has carried Max to four World Drivers’ Championships has become a classic on and off track. Oracle Red Bull Racing have stuck with tradition when it comes to the 2025 livery, which will take over the RB21 for the upcoming Formula One campaign.

2025 sees Oracle Red Bull Racing welcome multiple new Partners to the Team, and in turn the livery. F1 fans will spot Gate.io on the rear wing and nose of the RB21, while 1Password can now be seen on the halo, chassis and in an F1 first, the steering wheel on start-up. There are also additions, in the form of new Team Partner AvaTrade, eyewear partner Maui Jim and Neat, who chose to make their debut F1 partnership with Oracle Red Bull Racing. The 2025 livery will also see the additions of current Team Partners AT&T and Hexagon onto the bodywork of the RB21, building on their contribution to the Team’s success.

F1 75 Live Show
LONDON, ENGLAND – FEBRUARY 18: The Oracle Red Bull Racing team is presented during F1 75 Live at The O2 Arena on February 18, 2025 in London, England. (Photo by Clive Mason – Formula 1/Formula 1 via Getty Images)
F1 75 Live Show
LONDON, ENGLAND – FEBRUARY 18: Max Verstappen of the Netherlands and Oracle Red Bull Racing waves to the crowd during F1 75 Live at The O2 Arena on February 18, 2025 in London, England. (Photo by Clive Mason – Formula 1/Formula 1 via Getty Images)
2025 Rb21 Digital Render
2025 RB21 Digital Render // Red Bull Racing / Red Bull Content Pool // SI202502180727 // Usage for editorial use only //
2025 Rb21 Digital Render
2025 RB21 Digital Render // Red Bull Racing / Red Bull Content Pool // SI202502180719 // Usage for editorial use only //
2025 Rb21 Digital Render
2025 RB21 Digital Render // Red Bull Racing / Red Bull Content Pool // SI202502180720 // Usage for editorial use only //
2025 Rb21 Digital Render
2025 RB21 Digital Render // Red Bull Racing / Red Bull Content Pool // SI202502180718 // Usage for editorial use only //
2025 Rb21 Digital Render
2025 RB21 Digital Render // Red Bull Racing / Red Bull Content Pool // SI202502180721 // Usage for editorial use only //
2025 Rb21 Digital Render
2025 RB21 Digital Render // Red Bull Racing / Red Bull Content Pool // SI202502180722 // Usage for editorial use only //

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