The Racing Bulls Formula 1 team has presented a one-off 'holographic' livery for this weekend's Las Vegas Grand Prix in collaboration with title partner Cash App.
The holographic livery adds iridescent colours to the usually white nose, sidepod and engine cover of the VCARB 02 driven by Isack Hadjar and Liam Lawson. The design is the team’s fourth and final one-off livery of the 2025 season.
The Anglo-Italian outfit says its new livery was inspired by the so-called Holo Card, the latest Visa Card offering from its Cash App partner, with a nod to the "bold, high energy spirit and vibrant nightlife aesthetic" of this weekend's host city.
The special Las Vegas livery will also be applied to the team's garage, drivers' race suits, boots and gloves. A show car will be displayed at the Park MGM hotel from Wednesday for fans to see the livery up close.
"This season has really showcased how important special liveries are to our team and to our fans," said Racing Bulls CEO Peter Bayer. "Each design has become a statement of creativity and expression; from the bold Magenta look in Miami, to our collaborations with Slawn and Shaboozey in Silverstone and Austin.
"We’ve been ferociously creative in the way we bring our partners’ worlds into our own, and we’re grateful for how they’ve embraced that spirit, turning each livery into a full celebration across multiple touch points for everyone to feel connected. Finishing the year with this striking Las Vegas design feels like the perfect way to cap off an incredible season of that innovation and collaboration."
Racing Bulls isn’t the only team with a Las Vegas livery
Previously, the Williams team also revealed a one-off livery for the Vegas weekend. Williams has turned its FW47 predominantly black with rainbow accents for this weekend, complementing blue sidepods, at the behest of its title partner Atlassian and its AI-powered tool Rovo.
“This striking livery is the latest celebration of our work with partners Atlassian, who are helping to accelerate our tech transformation and bring Williams right back to the cutting edge," said team principal James Vowles. "There could not be a more iconic place to unveil this than in Las Vegas, one of the most tech-forward cities in the world.”
Alpine followed suit, with a return of a vibrant pink livery that it will run across the remaining three races of 2025. The updated A525 livery adds pink to the sidepods as a nod to title sponsor BWT.
Ahead of its transition to become Audi’s works team from 2026, Sauber will also roll out a special livery for Las Vegas to mark its final races as the Stake F1 Team. The updated look retains the contrasting black and green of the C45, but adds a chequered flag motif to highlight the end of the road for the team in green.
Additional reporting by Owen Bellwood
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