Haas Godzilla Livery for the 2026 F1 US Grand Prix

Key Takeaways

What is the Haas Godzilla livery?

The Haas Godzilla livery is a special take on the team’s usual colour scheme, inspired by the Hollywood monster and adding a light blue hue. Haas will use it at this weekend’s Formula 1 United States Grand Prix.

Official photos released by Haas on 19 October show a white car with light-blue brush-stroke graphics. Godzilla illustrations, crossed by electric-blue lightning, run over the engine cover and the sidepods, where the Haas name is painted in the same brush style, and the rear wing is light blue. The Toyota Gazoo Racing (GR) logo sits on the engine cover. In the team’s words: “Our official US Grand Prix livery arrives ahead of the highly anticipated release of Godzilla Minus Zero, coming to cinemas across the United States on November 6.” A second post set the car beside the team’s earlier Godzilla special: “From Suzuka to Austin, the King of the Monsters has left its mark.”

Why is Haas racing with Godzilla branding?

Haas is running the livery to mark the release of the film Godzilla Minus Zero, which opens in American cinemas on November 6. The US Grand Prix is the second of the team’s three home races this season.

The Banbury-based squad also wants a positive showing to keep itself in the midfield battle.

What else is happening at Haas?

Haas has announced Brazilian Formula 2 title-leader Rafael Camara, who will replace Esteban Ocon next season. Camara is a Ferrari-backed talent, and the signing may boost the team’s popularity in the Americas.

Oliver Bearman has yet to be formally confirmed as the team’s other driver for next season. You can browse Haas collector helmets for display pieces linked to the team.

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