Red Bull Tease Western-Themed One-Off Look for Verstappen and Hadjar at the US Grand Prix

Red Bull is going full Texas for the United States Grand Prix. The team has begun teasing a Western-inspired look for next weekend's race at the Circuit of the Americas, with cowboy motifs and Texas heritage running through its promotional output, according to RacingNews365.

The Milton Keynes outfit has already revealed a special white race suit for drivers Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar, and fans have been calling for the RB22 to run a matching special livery in the same color scheme. Red Bull has also pointed supporters toward a dedicated Austin fan-merchandise capsule and a run of promotional activations across Texas before cars hit the track.

What exactly the team will run remains unconfirmed. It is still unclear whether Verstappen and Hadjar will wear full themed overalls at COTA or whether the concept will be limited to race suits, merchandise, and promotional wear, with no word yet on a special livery for the car itself.

It would not be the first time Red Bull has dressed for the occasion. The team ran bespoke Western-style overalls at the 2018 United States Grand Prix, complete with faux-leather chaps graphics and illustrated belt buckles, while sister team Racing Bulls has explored cowboy-inspired concepts in recent seasons.

Verstappen arrives in Austin as round 18 of the 2026 season's on-form driver, fresh from back-to-back Grand Prix victories in Malaysia and Singapore that have reignited Red Bull's campaign heading into the final stretch.