2025 Scuderia Ferrari F1 Team

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wt actual F.... sigh. enzo said car is neither beautiful or ugly, its only when they win, they become beautiful.. well sf25 only winning championship can redeem this [-o<

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Am I the only one that doesn’t dislike the livery?

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Vinlarr89 wrote:
18 Feb 2025, 23:50
Am I the only one that doesn’t dislike the livery?
nope, seems like the majority opinion on social media is that the hp white stripe on the back kind of kills it. But hey, maybe it looks better out on track

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Ferrari showed renders of the actual SF25, side-pods looks similar to the W15 B-Spec

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well at list the livery will stick out since all car looks same now lol damn, they really seem to have coped lot of elements from McLaren, like that back wing and no more fin at the back instead air vents..

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dren
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Boys, this year's Ferrari has the HPs.
Honda!

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deadhead
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HP bringing back some Marlboro white vibes

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Vinlarr89 wrote:
18 Feb 2025, 23:50
Am I the only one that doesn’t dislike the livery?
I don’t think there are very many of you out there

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Well, I hope its fast at the very least because this is the worst livery in recent memory, even under the SF21.

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deadhead wrote:
19 Feb 2025, 00:14
HP bringing back some Marlboro white vibes
Agree.

I think if we didn’t have hp ruin the fw and rw with the white background and blue logo after launch last year. The white stipe on the back would be better received now.

You could have pitched it as a throw back that happened to suit the hp logo but in this case it is more hp logo has caused the white stripe.

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Vinlarr89 wrote:
18 Feb 2025, 23:50
Am I the only one that doesn’t dislike the livery?
Absolutely love the 2025 livery, probably best since 2022 Monza.

Only thing that could improve it is black wheels.

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The 2024 car could be called “conservative” but from what I see thus far the 2025 project is certainly not that



DT Loic Serra: “The pull rod front suspension is just the most obvious of many significant changes we’ve made”

https://t.co/P3dTBbFVvB

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The coloring reminds a lot of the Dallara.

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Emag wrote:
18 Feb 2025, 22:09
Seanspeed wrote:
18 Feb 2025, 22:01
How on earth are all of you just taking this 4 tenths claim as gospel, even without any source given at all?

Is media literacy genuinely just dead as a concept nowadays? It's like 99% of people online are just pure reactionaries.

Also no, 4 tenths would not be enough to take the lead. That'd be lucky to even remain competitive on some tracks. People are really underestimating the gains that will be made. 2020 was supposed to be the last year of those regulations, yet we get 2021 added onto that and teams made bigger progress than just 4 tenths.
The source I think was corriere.it :
Le indiscrezioni sulla Ferrari

(Giorgio Terruzzi) È cominciato da un pezzo, invece, lo show delle fantasie e delle indiscrezioni attorno alla nuova macchina. Le notizie più accreditabili parlano di un lavoro specifico sulle sospensioni, primo territorio di intervento per il direttore tecnico Loic Serra, la cui esperienza in tema scarico di potenza sulle gomme è data come proverbiale. Obiettivo: eliminare la difficoltà, emersa soprattutto in qualifica, nel portare rapidamente in temperatura gli pneumatici. I test al simulatore raccontano — pare — un incremento di prestazione di circa 4 decimi. Molti, in un universo che gioca sui millesimi. Ma qui siamo in alto mare: tra le previsioni invernali e i confronti in pista passano sempre distanze enormi. Piuttosto, lo stile di guida della coppia Hamilton-Leclerc, descritto come simile, sembra abbia portato elementi utili allo sviluppo.
Also, I believe you're missremembering. The 2021 cars were much slower on average than 2020 cars because of the regulations related to the floor cutout. In general, development was pretty minimal, with pretty much every single team carrying over their concept. The token system also limited development significantly so teams had to choose carefully what exactly to develop.

So yeah, the 2021 cars had very minor differences compared to 2020. They got slower because the FIA cut off the floors and the pecking order changed primarily because the floor change benefited some concepts and hurt others. Also, Power Unit gains.
The differences were not minor. Teams made pretty big efforts to push their designs in 2021. They were not just some minor evolutions of the year before at all. That's the point. Overall laptimes/downforce numbers is not the point.