2025 Scuderia Ferrari F1 Team

[PlatinumZealot]

Maybe with the influx of big sponsor money and investment, not to mention even more eyes on them, Ferrari is putting more effort into it's marketing.

They said they "needed Hamilton" at this time... So I look forward to see how they market that.

[JPower]

Maybe with the influx of big sponsor money and investment, not to mention even more eyes on them, Ferrari is putting more effort into it's marketing.

They said they "needed Hamilton" at this time... So I look forward to see how they market that.

Ferrari has had enough money to do whatever marketing they want at any point in their modern history.

Hamilton hasn't changed anything on that end.

[PlatinumZealot]

I don't mean they have more money (and they do with the stock price increases) but I mean the influx would go towards the marketing budget as the team spend is limited.

[F1NAC]

Ferrari definitely teasing with this new darker red. It will look mega. My only worry is mate finish in this color. On SF21 looked worse than on SF1000 anniversary

[Vinlarr89]

It could look incredible. I just hope with all my will that the HP sponsorships are blended more seamlessly into it this year

[PlatinumZealot]

If the cake is a hint the livery will be dark crimson red with much black and white lines... Awesome stuff!

Do you think it might be the most coverage of black ever seen on a Ferrari F1 car?

[r85]

If the cake is a hint the livery will be dark crimson red with much black and white lines... Awesome stuff!

Do you think it might be the most coverage of black ever seen on a Ferrari F1 car?

As long as it's black paint because it looks much better than the disgusting exposed carbon teams have to go for because of the weight issues. Alpine of all teams seem to have a fully pink and blue car without any exposed carbon this year, so it looks quite promising, but that could change throughout the season for all teams.

Hope we see a version of the 2022 red shade, perhaps a glossy one. The F1-75 looked amazing in Bahrain.

[Venturiation]

Lewis getting ready

[Sevach]

New suits and a "more intense shade of red" on the car in 2025

https://autoracer.it/en/ferrari-to-unve ... y-for-2025

Not the racing suits, but perhaps a hint.

Looks close to the Mugello colors or maybe Rosso Corsa?
It will depend on how shinny the paintjob will be.

The car would look great in the shade of this cake, not even joking.

[FW17]

Fiarano in 2012. Wonder what the conditions are currently for the LH test.

[Emag]

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Fiarano in 2012. Wonder what the conditions are currently for the LH test.

With global warming doing its thing, a lot of places which got snowy in winter before, don’t stay cold enough for more than a week now.

At most it might be rainy.

[PlatinumZealot]

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Fiarano in 2012. Wonder what the conditions are currently for the LH test.

Alonso at Ferrari, the legend that never was.

[CMSMJ1]

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Fiarano in 2012. Wonder what the conditions are currently for the LH test.

Alonso at Ferrari, the legend that never was.

Can you imagine how disappointing it would be to have to drive that ugly thing? Who would have that as a poster?

[Emag]

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Fiarano in 2012. Wonder what the conditions are currently for the LH test.

Alonso at Ferrari, the legend that never was.

I think Alonso still remains a legend, only without the stats to back it up.

A shame. Could sit here and talk about how much of his bad career paths were self-inflicted, but I still don’t think he deserved to drive the cars he got to drive from 2014 and onwards.

Aston somehow lucked into a competitive car in 2023 to give him a chance to show what he is made of, but sadly I don’t see another spike happening before age does its thing and he retires.

He came close with Ferrari though, twice. I feel like he deserved 2012, but 2010 was painful to be lost on the last race of the season too.

[Seanspeed]

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Fiarano in 2012. Wonder what the conditions are currently for the LH test.

Alonso at Ferrari, the legend that never was.

I think Alonso still remains a legend, only without the stats to back it up.

A shame. Could sit here and talk about how much of his bad career paths were self-inflicted, but I still don’t think he deserved to drive the cars he got to drive from 2014 and onwards.

Aston somehow lucked into a competitive car in 2023 to give him a chance to show what he is made of, but sadly I don’t see another spike happening before age does its thing and he retires.

He came close with Ferrari though, twice. I feel like he deserved 2012, but 2010 was painful to be lost on the last race of the season too.

Alonso in 2012 was probably one of the top 10-15 best driver seasons ever. I really do not think it's an exaggeration to say the Ferrari was no more than 3rd best car that year, and probably more like 4th best overall, unless you're the type who still thinks Kimi Raikkonen was a top driver(and thus achieved all that Lotus could do), despite never proving better than Massa, and seeing how Alonso absolutely thrashed him in the same car just two years later.

If Alonso had been driving for Ferrari in 2007 and 2008, they'd have absolutely WALKED both those championships.

Anyways, I think his years at Ferrari definitely kept his reputation as a great intact. It's a shame he didn't get the full rewards for it, but that's how it goes sometimes. Just gotta hope the same doesn't happen to Leclerc.