Ranking the 2022 liveries

 Hi, I am ranking this years F1 cars from worst to best.


10. Haas F1 team VF22

The VF22 is an alright looking car for this year. The all white livery that was used on day 3 in Barcelona is looking like the livery for the rest of the season.


9. McLaren MCL36

The car itself is good but the livery is terrible. They should have stuck with 2021 or 2020 livery for this year.


8. Mercedes W13

I don’t like the look of the car. The red in the livery near the halo is out of place.


7. Williams FW44


The FW44 has a nice looking livery for 2022.


6. Alpha Tauri AT03

The render of the AT03 had the navy/blue in a light tone but the actual car the navy/blue is a darker tone.


5. Alpine A522



 A522 is a good-looking car and the special livery for the first two races should be livery for this season in my opinion.


4. Red Bull RB18

The RB18 is looking great. Red Bull is using the same livery since 2016 but it is a classic livery.


3. Aston Martin AMR22

The AMR22 is a looking great car. The livery makes the car slimmer on the side pods.


2. Alfa Romero C42

The C42 is a beautiful looking car. It is a hard decision between C42 and the AMR22 for second.


1. Ferrari F1-75

The F1-75 is the best-looking car on the grid for this year in F1. The black front and rear wings make red pop out. This livery reminds me of the early 90s Ferrari F1 cars.


Sources:

VF22- Eurosport.com

MCL36- Formula 1.com

W13- Formula 1.com

FW44- Formula 1.com

AT03- Autosport.com

A522- Motorsport.com

RB18- RACEFANS.net

AMR22- Grandprix247.com

C42- Autosport.com

F1-75- Motorsport.com 










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