The start of the new Formula 1 season is fast approaching. On March 16, the engines will roar to life for the first Grand Prix at Albert Park in Australia. The anticipation for what promises to be one of the most competitive seasons is high. However, before seeing the new cars on the track, there are the car presentations to look forward to. Just moments ago, another important detail about the Ferrari 2025 livery has come to light.
The excitement to see the new Ferrari on track is enormous. The 677 project, or SF25, as announced by team principal Frédéric Vasseur, will be a completely revamped car compared to the 2024 model. A significant change comes in the suspension system, aimed at addressing the issues that arose last year, especially during qualifying.
In addition to the car, which looks promising, Ferrari will also benefit from having the best driver pairing: Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc. The mutual respect between the two has always been apparent, and they will give their all to bring Ferrari back to the top of Formula 1. A position Ferrari has not held since 2008.
Meanwhile, in preparation for the season opener, after completing 131 km at Fiorano last week, the Maranello team is in Barcelona for a three-day testing session. From today, January 28, until the 30th, the two drivers will be using the SF23. On February 4 and 5, they will also participate in Pirelli’s tire tests for the 2026 Formula 1 season.
The presentation of the new car is scheduled for February 19 in Maranello, while the livery will be unveiled a day earlier, on February 18, at the official event in London, where all teams will present their new lineups. Just moments ago, another spoiler about the Ferrari 2025 livery has emerged.
According to F1 expert Giuliano Duchessa of Auto_Racer, the livery will be a mix of two cars that made Ferrari fans dream a few years ago: the F1-75 from 2022 and the F2008. The former allowed Charles Leclerc to fight for the driver’s title from the start of the season, while the latter brought Felipe Massa to the brink of the world championship and remains the last Ferrari to win a constructors’ title.
It seems that the darker red tone will be confirmed, with the possibility of white accents on the rear of the car.
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