The 2024 Formula 1 launch season is well underway but keeping track of exactly which team have revealed their cars can be tricky.
That’s because some only reveal their livery, others debut new cars in shakedowns before official launches and some only actually show their cars just before pre-season testing.
Here’s our recap of all the 2024 launches and reveals so far:
McLaren MCL38 (livery-only)
McLaren held a surprise 2024 launch on January 16 to reveal the livery of the MCL38 car it hopes will continue its F1 progress in 2024.
It will show renders of its 2024 F1 car on February 14, the same day Mercedes launches its W15, the final Mercedes F1 car Lewis Hamilton will drive before he switches to Ferrari.
Haas VF-24
Haas was the first F1 team to actually showcase its 2024 F1 car, the VF-24.
Of course the car will look different when it arrives in Bahrain for pre-season testing but it has given us some early clues of what’s changed.
Shakedowns on February 11 (at Silverstone) and on February 19 (Bahrain) will give us a further idea.
Williams FW46 (livery-only)
A slightly-revised Williams livery, with prominent branding for a new major sponsor in Japanese manufacturer Komatsu, was unveiled in a launch event in New York on an older-spec car design.
But the actual FW46, or at least its first track-ready version, will be debuting on February 20 in Bahrain, a day before the start of pre-season testing.
Sauber (Stake F1 team C44)
The Sauber-run Stake F1 team revealed its C44 at a London launch event on the evening of February 5.
That car will be the penultimate before Audi takes over the entry from 2026.
Alpine
Alpine is holding a launch event for its 2024 F1 car at Enstone on February 7.
RB
Red Bull’s second team RB (Visa Cash App RB to give it its full name) will showcase the first car of its new era on February 8 in Las Vegas.
Aston Martin
Aston Martin is kicking off the final week of 2024 launches with the reveal of its AMR24 on February 12.
Ferrari
Ferrari will reveal its SF-24 on February 13.
Mercedes
Mercedes will take the covers [real or virtual] off its 2024 challenger on February 14, the same day McLaren’s showcasing its new car.
Red Bull
F1’s champion team will bring the 2024 F1 launch season to a close on February 15 with the reveal of its RB20.
