Ferrari returns to white for Monza: aiming to replicate Lauda’s success – PHOTOS
Ferrari has unveiled the livery that Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc will race with at the Italian Grand Prix, confirming the predictions that circulated in the lead-up to the weekend. After weeks of rumors and social media teasers, the iconic Italian team finally revealed the look of the SF-25 for Monza, immediately impressing fans with its striking design.
White returns to the SF-25
The weekend’s theme is dedicated to Niki Lauda and the fiftieth anniversary of his world championship victory with Ferrari. To honor this milestone, the team has also introduced race suits inspired by the 1975 originals, with the blue shirts quickly selling out both in physical stores and online.
Following this homage, Ferrari opted for a livery inspired by the iconic 312T, featuring an entirely white airscoop. The car also sports numbers in a unique font that echoes the style used during Lauda and Regazzoni’s era.
Preview of the new SF-25
These are all the images of the new SF-25 that fans will see on track this weekend:
After a challenging double retirement in Zandvoort, Ferrari hopes to give its fans a reason to celebrate, using every advantage at its disposal—including this special livery—to aim for success in front of its home crowd.
