Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc push at Fiorano, all updates on new SF-25: February 20 F1 news. The F1 news of February 20..

Following the presentation of all the 2025 season liveries at the major F1 event at the O2 Arena in London, some teams wasted no time and hit the track early in the morning to rack up their first kilometers with the new cars, sharing their initial impressions. Here are all the updates from February 20.

SF-24 vs. SF-25, the comparison: innovations and distinctive details
Ferrari unveiled its new livery at the London event organized by Formula 1 and, just minutes later, released the first official images of the new car—the same one that will take to the track for testing in Bahrain. But what are the differences compared to the SF-24? Let’s take a closer look.

Leclerc debuts at Fiorano with the Ferrari SF-25: all the PHOTOS
In the early hours of the Italian morning, both drivers returned from London immediately to be on track as soon as possible. The SF-25 completed its first laps with Charles Leclerc, who was greeted by the roar of the fans gathered on the bridge overlooking the track. In the afternoon, it was Hamilton’s turn—here are all the images. Both drivers pushed during the filming day.

Leclerc wants ‘at least one world title’: the Monegasque’s first impressions of the SF-25
Charles Leclerc completed his test program with the SF-25. After greeting the many fans waiting for him on the bridge, he gave an interview sharing his initial impressions of the new car that will compete for the Formula 1 world championship.

Hamilton’s words after his first laps with the SF-25 at Fiorano
The on-track action continued in the afternoon with seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton. After only being able to drive older cars, he finally completed his first laps in the new SF-25, sharing his thoughts on the feeling it provided. A championship-worthy car?

Not just Ferrari: RB’s Tsunoda and Hadjar on track at Imola for the first test with the VCARB02 – PHOTOS
It wasn’t just Ferrari’s day. A few kilometers south of Maranello, at the iconic Imola circuit, the silence was broken by the roar of the Honda Power Unit. Racing Bulls hit the track with Tsunoda and Hadjar for the first test with the new VCARB02.