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Scuderia Ferrari has officially unveiled the SF-25, its challenger for the 2025 Formula 1 season, at an event in London’s O2 Arena. With Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna, Team Principal Fred Vasseur and drivers Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton in attendance.

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Ferrari began updating the floor edge to the SF-24 in the latter stages of the 2024 season, introducing changes in an upgrade package the team brought to Monza. The SF-25 incorporates many of those changes to the floor edge with the SF-25. These changes to the floor edge were introduced to improve aerodynamics and airflow.

During a test drive of Ferrari’s new 2025 SF-25 vehicle at the Fiorano test track, a fan took things too far by cutting down a tree to get a better view of Lewi

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc have both driven the new Ferrari SF-25 for the first time during a shakedown at the team’s Fiorano test track. The 2025 livery was revealed alongside the other

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Ferrari has unveiled its brand-new SF-25 Formula 1 car in Maranello, Italy, through an exciting first video reveal. This car is part of their 2025 lineup and is

On the left of team principal Fred Vasseur was the team’s future, Charles Leclerc, who has called Ferrari his home since joining the team in 2016 as part of its driver academy. And on Vasseur’s right walked seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton,

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