By Guest 
In a dazzling tribute to Japan’s iconic cherry blossom season, the MoneyGram Haas F1 Team has unveiled a breathtaking ‘sakura’-inspired livery for the Japanese Grand Prix that’s turning heads and igniting excitement across the motorsport world.
Debuting on the VF-25 car, this pink-and-floral masterpiece blends high-octane racing with the serene beauty of Japanese culture, leaving fans and pundits buzzing with anticipation.
Haas’s Sakura Livery Steals the Show at the Japanese Grand Prix
Posts on X have erupted with praise, with enthusiasts calling it “phenomenal” and “simply iconic,” predicting it could become one of F1’s most unforgettable paint schemes.
The bespoke design, adorned with delicate cherry blossom motifs, isn’t just a visual stunner—it’s a bold statement of intent as Haas aims to bloom on the track. Fans are already dreaming big, with many speculating that this striking livery could propel the team to their first podium finish of the season.
Haas are running a special cherry blossom livery during the Japanese Grand Prix 🌸🇯🇵 #F1 #JapaneseGP pic.twitter.com/ilPLWuHyHM
— Formula 1 (@F1) March 31, 2025
Timed perfectly with the official start of Japan’s cherry blossom festivities, the livery has transformed the VF-25 into a rolling celebration of ‘sakura’ spirit, captivating audiences both on the ground in Suzuka and across digital platforms.
Will this floral flair translate into speed and success? All eyes are on Haas as race week kicks off—don’t miss a moment of this blooming spectacle!