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At the time of writing this article, January 2023 has only one day left. With that, February is even closer, with all its official F1 car launch dates. As per traditions, every team chooses a date on which they unveil their official challenger for the upcoming season. This year’s no different, as Red Bull gears up to launch their challenger to maintain their dominance over Ferrari and Mercedes.

On top of this, mid-table teams have made amends to snap up the pieces. With the winter break almost over, it’s finally time to reveal the beasts for the new season. Given below is a list of teams gearing up for the release of their 2023 challengers:

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Haas F1

The sole American team, Haas, is all set to release their car on January 31, 2023. Named VF-23, the Kannapolis-based team has less than 24 hours to go before the unveiling. Kevin Magnussen and Nico Hulkenberg are set to be the lead drivers for the team.

Red Bull Racing

2022 F1 double champions Red Bull have selected February 3, 2023, as the day for their livery launch. The Milton-Keynes-based team will release their 2023 car named RB19 in New York, United States.

Max Verstappen, Sergio Perez, and Daniel Ricciardo are expected to be present during the launch event.

Williams F1

One of the most successful teams of F1, Williams, is set to unveil their challenger on February 6, 2023. Fans are excited about the Grove-based team’s upcoming livery reveal as last year’s FW44 was a total hit.

Alex Albon and new inductee Logan Sargeant will lead the team’s change in 2023.

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Alfa Romeo F1

Just a day after Williams’s launch, Alfa Romeo will unveil their new car design. The Swiss team is all set to reveal their challenger on February 7, 2023.

With the experienced Valtteri Bottas and the eager Guanyu Zhou, the team is expecting to build on what they achieved last year.

Scuderia AlphaTauri

AlphaTauri, the sister team of Red Bull, will unveil their challenger for the 2023 season on February 11th. The new inductee Nyck de Vries and Yuki Tsunoda are expected to be present for the launch.

Aston Martin F1

Formally known as Racing Point, the Silverstone-based team is getting ready to release their car on February 13, 2023, in recruit Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll’s presence.

Named AMR23, it is believed this challenger will be much stronger than its predecessor as the team gears up to jump F1 ladder in 2023.

McLaren F1

The British constructor McLaren has decided to lock the horn with another British constructor, Aston Martin, as they have selected the same date to release their car.

On February 13, the Woking-based team will release their upcoming car with Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris.

Scuderia Ferrari

Scuderia Ferrari, the most successful team in Formula 1 has decided to shower love on the Tifosi as they have selected February 14, 2023, as their livery launch. It’ll be interesting to see if the fans love their upcoming project 675 on Valentine’s Day with Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz.

Mercedes AMG F1

The team that dominated the post-hybrid era of Formula 1 is all set to release their car on February 15, 2023.

With the new W14, the Silver Arrows, with the help of Lewis Hamilton, George Russell, and Mick Schumacher, are planning to get back to their winning ways.

Alpine F1

Last but not the least, the French F1 team, Alpine will release their upcoming challenger on February 16, 2023.

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Named A523, the challenger is expected to be unveiled with Pierre Gasly and Esteban Ocon in attendance, making it an all-French affair.

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