2022 witnessed a major overhaul of the technical regulations that cars had to adhere to, sparking a range of interpretations across the grid.
Ferrari initially seized the advantage with a rip-roaring start to the season, before Red Bull comfortably developed above and beyond their newfound rivals.
Mercedes struggled for large swathes of the season, particularly due to porpoising, an aerodynamic phenomenon that would cause cars to dip and rise at speed, but clawed their way back into contention by the end of the campaign.
The first cars you will see at these launches could look very different by the time the season rolls around, with the first race in Bahrain on Sunday 5th March.
RadioTimes.com brings you the F1 car launch dates ahead of the 2023 season.
F1 car launch dates 2023
Confirmed dates so far.
Red Bull – Friday, 3rd February (New York City)
Williams – Monday, 6th February (Online)
AlphaTauri – Saturday, 11th February (New York City)
Aston Martin – Monday, 13th February (Silverstone)
McLaren – Monday, 13th February (McLaren Technology Centre)
Ferrari – Tuesday, 14th February (TBC)
Mercedes – Wednesday, 15th February (Silverstone)
Alpine – Thursday, 16th February (London)
Alfa Romeo – TBC (TBC)
Haas – TBC (TBC)
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