Ferrari has showcased the livery that will be on the car that Lewis Hamilton will drive in his maiden Formula 1 season with the team.
The Italian marque unveiled the design that it will sport in the upcoming campaign at the F1 75 season launch event alongside the other nine incumbent teams at London’s O2.
Ferrari has adopted a darker red as the base colour compared to previous seasons, with white taking on an increased presence to better incorporate title sponsor HP’s logo.
Ferrari is hoping that the SF-25, which boss Fred Vasseur claimed would retain minimal components from its predecessor, will be the car that can end the side’s title drought.
The Maranello-based squad came close to achieving that last season, but it came up 14 points short in a battle with McLaren to win an elusive Constructors’ Championship.
Ferrari will have a revised driver line-up in 2025 as it has welcomed Hamilton to replace Carlos Sainz, the seven-time F1 champion moving across from Mercedes.
Hamilton will be striving to end his illustrious career – which has comprised seven titles and 105 race wins all with Mercedes power – with one last championship in Ferrari red.
Alongside Hamilton will be Charles Leclerc, who is entering his seventh season with the team having recorded his most productive campaign in the sport to date last time out.
The Monegasque driver managed three victories – including on his and the team’s home soil in Monaco and Monza – to place third overall with a career-best 356 points.
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