Ferrari has revealed its 2025 Formula 1 car and livery for Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, issuing imagery of its new SF-25 while showing off what's likely to be the most photographed colour scheme of the season during the F1 75 launch event in London.
Hamilton’s switch to Ferrari from Mercedes is undoubtedly the biggest story of the off-season and the groundswell of interest of seeing Hamilton in red reached new heights on Tuesday.
The car features a substantial livery adjustment, with a large white area across its engine cover as part of increased branding from backer HP.
Ferrari described the livery change as "symbolising dynamism and a vision that looks to the future".
"My first few weeks have been absolutely incredible and I've seen first-hand the passion and dedication of the entire team," said Hamilton.
"So much hard work has gone into preparing for the season ahead and we couldn't be more hungry or determined to succeed.
"I came into the year with so much anticipation for this new chapter, and I'm even more energised now by the spirit and belief of everyone I've met over the past month."
After tonight’s group launch, Ferrari is running the car at its Fiorano test track tomorrow as part of its own launch event.
Team principal Fred Vasseur has described the SF-25 as 99% new compared with the 2024 car.
Ferrari confirmed it has switched to a pullrod front suspension set-up, saying it would "clean up the airflow around the car, while also giving greater scope for further aero development, which had been pretty much exhausted with the previous iteration".
