The 2022 Formula 1 championship was marked by the dominance of Red Bull, despite a positive start for Scuderia Ferrari, who sadly was not able to mount a title challenge against Max Verstappen. The Dutchman went on to take his second Formula 1 world championship, in a much easier manner than his 2021 title. However, the Maranello team and Mercedes are expected to challenge the Austrian side, as they look to continue their pursuit and reduce the gap to Red Bull.
Where is a lot of talk regarding the pace and performance of the 2023 F1 cars, we will only get a first hint of what’s to come next season when the covers are taken off the 2023 Formula 1 challengers in a few weeks’ time. However, as is always the case, all teams will try to hide as much as possible in terms of innovating solutions that can be spotted from the outside and will keep anything really groundbreaking away from the TV cameras until the official pre-season testing session which takes place at the Bahrain International circuit, just one week before the start of the season.
In the table below you can find the latest dates and locations for all of the 2023 Formula 1 car launches which have been confirmed so far:
2023 F1 car launch dates
| Team | Date | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Williams | February 6 | Online |
| AlphaTauri | February 11 | New York City |
| Aston Martin | February 13 | Silverstone |
| McLaren | February 13 | McLaren Technology Centre |
| Ferrari | February 14 | TBC |
| Mercedes | February 15 | Silverstone |
| Alpine | February 16 | London |
| Red Bull | TBC | TBC |
| Alfa Romeo | TBC | TBC |
| Haas | TBC | TBC |
Scuderia Ferrari
Official presentation date: February 14
Well’know for its splendour and its amazing reveals of the past, not a lot of information has been leaked regarding Scuderia Ferrari’s 2023 Formula 1 car launch. The only confirmed news is the date for the special event (February 14), while the locations seems to be Maranello, but Imola is also an option. The new cars is known as project 675 (the name of its 2023 entry, with several options possible for the actual name).
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The 2022 championship started great for the Maranello tea, but gradually became an arduous year for Formula 1’s most historic team, as Ferrari was not able to capitalize on the initial speed of its F1-75 car. Ferrari starts the new season with an important change at the top of the Racing Division: ex-Alfa Romeo boss Fred Vasseur is now in charge of the team, having replaced Mattia Binotto, who left the Italian side after 28 years of working in Maranello.
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