Ferrari lifted the covers on their Las Vegas team wear on Tuesday, trading the Prancing Horse red for a black base streaked with bright yellow. The shirts and caps, part of a PUMA collection carrying the Ferrari shield alongside the usual HP, Shell, UniCredit and IBM emblems, were worn by Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc in the reveal.

The team shared it on social media.

“No tricks here, lifting the lid on our Las Vegas team wear,” Ferrari posted.

The move away from red “reflects the character of a Grand Prix where visual impact and entertainment are central”, Scuderia Fans wrote in its launch coverage.

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The reveal does not extend to the car itself. Ferrari has confirmed team wear only, and any special livery on the SF-26 has not been announced.

A reveal after a wretched São Paulo

The kit launch comes days after one of Ferrari’s weakest weekends of the 2026 season. Hamilton and Leclerc were handed grid penalties for power-unit changes at Interlagos. Hamilton dropped to the back of the grid after Ferrari fitted a second fresh engine; Leclerc took a 10-place drop.

Neither recovered to the points. Hamilton clawed his way to ninth from 20th on the grid, while Leclerc crossed the line seventh but was demoted to eighth after a five-second penalty for a collision with Liam Lawson. Lando Norris won the wet race; Mercedes clinched the constructors’ title the same afternoon.

The Las Vegas Grand Prix runs from November 19 to 21. Practice opens on Thursday night, qualifying follows on Friday, and the race starts at 8pm local time on Saturday over 50 laps of the 6.201-kilometre Strip Circuit.

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