From Detroit in the United States to Berlin, Tokyo, and Barcelona, Formula 1 teams have announced their plans for 2026 cars and liveries ahead of season testing in and the season start in Melbourne.

One of Formula 1's biggest ever rules refreshes is upon us, making 'launch season' more intriguing than ever as we get a chance to see the all-new cars before they hit the track.

McLaren won't be one of the teams hitting the track first when F1 preseason testing starts in 2026. But it has planned for a late test debut

Audi has officially revealed its first Formula 1 car as part of a launch event at the historic Kraftwerk Berlin power station

As Ford prepares to launch its 2026 racing season in Detroit – including reveals of the liveries for the Red Bull and Racing Bulls cars – here are all of the dates that are confirmed this pre-season in Formula 1.

Williams will reveal its 2026 F1 car livery for the FW48 on 3 February, the Tuesday after the behind closed doors test in Barcelona, with drivers Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon present.

Audi streamed its first F1 car unveiling on YouTube, signaling its 2026 works debut is moving from plan to public reality.

Ford Motor Co. has partnered with Red Bull Racing to produce power units for Formula One, focusing on the electric power element of the new 2026 rules, while also competing in NASCAR, off-road rally and the World Endurance Championship.