Ferrari technical director Loic Serra reflects on SF25 car: "Evolving to maximize performance"
02/19/2025 04:19 AM
The highly anticipated event at the O2 Arena in London has just concluded, where all 10 teams revealed their liveries for the new F1 season. Immediately after showcasing the new color scheme, Ferrari released photos of the SF25, the car that will first hit the track in Bahrain for testing and then in Australia in March. Here are the first comments from Loic Serra, the new Technical Director at Maranello.
The car just unveiled is presented as Ferrari's rebirth vehicle. With the strongest driver pairing on the grid—seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton and young Monegasque talent Charles Leclerc—the Scuderia has only one goal: to win the world title. But the competition will be anything but easy.
As we have all seen, the new Ferrari livery features a darker red, as previewed with the launch of the new merchandise. The real novelty is the large white section on the rear, where HP's blue logo stands out.
Shortly after the official event, the Maranello team made photos of the new car available. This is the same car that will hit the track tomorrow for its first laps at Fiorano. On-track activity will begin around 9:00 AM, with Charles Leclerc at the wheel. In the afternoon, it will be Hamilton's turn.
Just a few minutes ago, following the release of the SF25 images, the first words from new Technical Director Loic Serra arrived. "The SF25 is an evolution of last year's car, which had already shown good potential. We have worked hard, changing 99% of the car, evolving its architecture to maximize performance."
"The front pull-rod suspension is just the most visible of the many significant changes we have made. The upcoming season will be extremely competitive, where every millisecond will count. We are therefore ready to do our best to find those gains, even marginal ones, that can make the difference. We can't wait to hit the track."
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