While Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were absent from the pre-event press conferences, both drivers stunned in red as Ferrari unveiled the challenger that they hope can bring them a first title since 2008.
Elsewhere, a plethora of new driver pairings were seen together in the flesh for the first time, including Red Bull drivers Max Verstappen and Liam Lawson, and new Williams pair Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon.
Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon form Williams' 2025 driver pairingWilliams unveiled their new FW47 car
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Williams' fresh driver pairing
Sainz was displaced by Hamilton's shock move to Ferrari, leaving the Spaniard searching for another team to drive with for 2025 and beyond.
The four-time grand prix winner eventually landed on Williams, where he will partner Albon as the team showcase a star-studded driver pairing.
Excitement is building for Williams around their new partnership, with both drivers tied down to long-term deals, meaning they will still be at the team when new regulations come sweeping into the sport in 2026, which may cause a shake up of the competitive order.
As team principal James Vowles prepares for the first season of the Albon-Sainz pairing, the Brit attempted to take an on-stage selfie with his drivers as Williams unveiled their official livery for the FW47.
However, Vowles ended up taking a video of the trio, just as they were being introduced to the crowd by presenter Ariana Bravo, prompting Williams' social media team to call it 'pure chaos'.