Ferrari introduces the SF-25, aiming for dominance in 2025 with cutting-edge engineering and a determined team ready for new challenges.
Ferrari’s 2025 livery brought no major surprises, with the main change being the more prominent HP branding, featuring a large white stripe and blue HP logo on the engine cover.
As expected, Lewis Hamilton’s first major public appearance in Ferrari colors received the night’s biggest reception.
Ferrari has officially unveiled its 2025 Formula 1 challenger, the SF-25, alongside a striking new livery that is set to dominate the F1 grid’s visual landscape this season. The launch, held in London as part of the F1 75 event, showcased the highly anticipated machine that will be piloted by Charles Leclerc and seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton, who makes his much-discussed switch from Mercedes.
Hamilton’s move to Ferrari has been the defining narrative of the off-season, and the excitement surrounding his debut in Ferrari red reached fever pitch as the SF-25 made its first public appearance.
The 2025 car introduces a significant livery evolution, with a prominent white section stretching across the engine cover—a design choice driven by enhanced branding from new partner HP. Ferrari described the aesthetic shift as a statement of “dynamism and a forward-looking vision,” reinforcing the team’s commitment to innovation both on and off the track.
Reflecting on his early days at Ferrari, Hamilton expressed his enthusiasm:
“My first few weeks with the team have been absolutely incredible. The passion and dedication within Ferrari are second to none. So much effort has gone into preparing for the season, and we’re hungrier than ever to succeed. I started the year filled with anticipation, and after meeting everyone in Maranello, I feel even more energised by the belief and drive within this team.”
Following the London showcase, Ferrari will conduct a private shakedown at its Fiorano test track, offering a first glimpse of the SF-25 in motion.
Technical advancements underpin Ferrari’s renewed ambitions, with team principal Frédéric Vasseur confirming that “99% of the SF-25 is new” compared to last year’s car. Notably, Ferrari has transitioned to a pullrod front suspension system—an aerodynamic-driven shift aimed at improving airflow efficiency and expanding development potential beyond the limitations of its predecessor.
With a refreshed design philosophy, a star-studded driver lineup, and a reinvigorated spirit, Ferrari’s 2025 campaign is shaping up to be one of the most compelling in recent memory.
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SF-25 Revealed: Ferrari’s Bold 2025 Vision SF-25 Revealed: Ferrari’s Bold 2025 Vision
