HAAS VF-18

Haas remain the lone American-based outfit in Formula 1 although much of the work on their 2018 car will have been completed at their factory in Banbury, Oxfordshire. Powered by Ferrari engines, the VF-18 - the first of the 2018 cars to be revealed - will be driven by an unchanged line-up of Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen. With both drivers in the final year of their existing contracts, a critical season awaits.

THE FW 41 WILLIAMS

After a deeply disappointing 2017, Williams' new car has undergone more changes than most between seasons with the team describing their new charger as 'significantly different' to its predecessor.

The FW41 is also considered to be the first car designed by Paddy Lowe, the former Williams technical chief who joined the Grove outfit exactly a year ago, long after the FW40's design had been signed off. In January, Williams became the last of the ten teams to confirm their 2018 driver line-up when they named Sergey Sirotkin as Felipe Massa's replacement.

Red Bull RB14

Unveiled in a dynamic 'launch livery' - the RB14 immediately caused a stir on its unveiling - and when it became the first of the 2018 cars to hit the track at Silverstone a week before the start of F1 testing. Stung by their slow starts in 2016 and 2017, which left them playing catch-up to Mercedes and Ferrari, Red Bull fast-forwarded the launch of the RB14...


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