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Following up the reigning world champions, 2017's second closest contenders for the title - Scuderia Ferrari, has revealed their 2018 challenger in Italy. The new Ferrari SF-71H builds on the basics of last year's SF-70H, but with a host of revisions, upgrades and changes to meet the new regulations. Drivers Sebastian Vettel and iceman Kimi Raikkonen will be reprising their duties this season as well

Reigning world champions, Mercedes-AMG Petronas have finally revealed their 2018 Formula 1 contender at the Silverstone circuit. The new F1 car has been named the Mercedes-AMG F1 W09 EQ Power+ and is an evolution of the 2017 W08 that won 12 races and 15 pole positions throughout the last season.

A company spokesperson said that it was the 'perfect shakedown' and the progress was a smooth one. This, of course, is the testing stage and we wait to see what the car offers on the track. The STR13 pictured here also shows the halo device being fitted to the single seater.

Marking its third year as a standalone outfit, Renault has revealed its 2018 Formula 1 challenger - RS18. The French manufacturer's new F1 car boasts of a bolder black and yellow paint scheme, while the design is an evolution of the 2017 version. Piloting the RS18 will be Nico Hulkenberg and Carlos Sainz in the driver's seat.

Sauber is the latest F1 team to pull the wraps off its 2018 Formula 1 car and has revealed the C37 for the latest season. This is the first F1 car from Swiss outfit to be produced under the partnership of Alfa Romeo. The Italian manufacturer makes a comeback to the sport after 33 years and has been signed on in a multi-year technical and commercial partnership with Sauber F1.

Brabham Automotive may set up separate racing and road car entities in future, a model that has been well executed by McLaren.

Red Bull Racing is the latest Formula 1 team to unveil its new car for the 2018 season. Dubbed as the RB14, the new F1 car will have Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen back in the seat for the latest season. The new RB14 gets a host of changes to its design to meet the regulations, most prominent of which is the addition of the new Halo cockpit safety device.

American racing outfit, Haas have become the first Formula 1 team to reveal its 2018 F1 challenger. The team has released digital images of the VF-18 car that showcases all the changes that will be seen on the this season's F1 cars including the now mandatory Halo cockpit safety device.