Year after year, Ferrari and Charles Leclerc look forward to the Monaco GP as an opportunity to pay tribute to the talent raised among the streets of the Principality. After last year’s win, this year’s chances are lower, especially given the known weaknesses of the car. Nonetheless, Ferrari has taken the chance to honour Charles Leclerc with a special-livery race suit for Monaco, including clues that point to possible updates on the SF-25.
The colours of the Principality of Monaco—red and white—are well known, always featured on Charles Leclerc’s helmet design. These colours are also present on the current SF-25 livery. However, to celebrate the Monegasque driver and introduce something fresh, Ferrari’s design centre and Charles Leclerc have created a new version.
The chosen colours for 2025 are original: white and light blue. The suit is almost entirely white, with all details and sponsors rendered in light blue, including the prancing horse emblem positioned just above the heart. A heart that Leclerc puts into every race, every time he gets behind the wheel of his Ferrari.
Charles Leclerc in Monaco with new suit colours
A courage that defines him even when the car’s performance falls short of expectations. A quality he showed once again at Imola last weekend, completing a hard-fought race with grit, executing world-class overtakes and managing his tyres excellently. Performance in Monaco will obviously depend on the car, but talent behind the wheel could still make the difference.
Additional details revealed by Ferrari for the Monaco weekend include a cap featured in a team social media post. Unlike the light blue of the suit, the design centre chose aquamarine for the cap—a lighter shade. As with the suit, the prancing horse emblem on the cap has also lost its classic colour, replaced by aquamarine.
Monaco in the details ⚪ pic.twitter.com/PQeSrSdwor
— Scuderia Ferrari HP (@ScuderiaFerrari) May 20, 2025
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