Lando Norris teases completely different McLaren 2025 livery after surprise shakedown
Lando Norris hinted that McLaren's 2025 racing livery will not be similar to its eye-catching camo design at Silverstone.
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Lando Norris (via Getty), McLaren's surprise MCL39 black-camo livery (via Planetf1)
McLaren seems all set to start the 2025 season on a high note as the livery reveal date nears. The team recently unveiled the all-new black racing suits for Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. Woking will reveal the livery at the F1 75 OT event at the London O2. Hence, before the mega event, Norris hinted that the British constructor would use a different livery than the surprise black-camo design at its shakedown..
McLaren’s 2025 chassis, the MCL39 was revealed at a surprise launch in Silverstone ahead of the F1 75 event. The challenger with its all-new aerodynamical design consisted of a one-time black-camo livery at the Silverstone circuit. Following the testing session, Lando Norris highlighted that it was ‘exciting’ to hop in the new challenger ahead of the pre-season testing in Bahrain.
It’s exciting to hop in the MCL39 for the first time and see what it can do on track, ahead of pre-season testing in Bahrain.
Lando Norris told Planetf1
Norris also showcased his thoughts on the astonishing camo livery on the MCL39. The Briton labeled the one-time design as a ‘fun one’. Moreover, the 25-year-old insisted that using a completely different livery in the surprise shakedown before the F1 75 event was great.
The camo livery is a fun one and it’s great to be able to showcase something different ahead of our full livery reveal at the official F1 75 launch.
Lando Norris added
Lando Norris anticipates ‘more competitive than ever’ 2025 season
McLaren dominated the majority of the grid in terms of pace and won the constructors’ championship in 2024. Woking would have to keep up with the same pace if not better to start the season well. Amidst the final prep, Lando Norris raised confidence in the team’s success in the 2025 season.
Norris thanked the entire McLaren crew for working hard on the chassis for the upcoming season. Moreover, the Briton reckoned that this campaign would be more competitive than ever for the team. The 25-year-old believed that Woking had a ‘lot to do’ to retain the championship trophy and further aim for the drivers’ title.
hank you to the entire team for their work in getting us to this point. This year will be more competitive than ever, so we’ve got a lot to do to be able to retain our Constructor’s title and go for the Drivers’ as well.
Lando Norris noted
The 2025 season is set to be highly enticing as multiple teams lay their eyes on the prize. A majority of the drivers and teams seem ready to contend for both championships. Woking would have to work even harder as the rivals would surely catch up to the forefront in the final edition of the ground-effect era.
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