FIRST LOOK: Lewis Hamilton drives Ferrari's SF-25 F1 2025 car
🐬Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton drive latest-spec machine

The 2025 Ferrari SF-25 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Formula 1 car has taken to a track for the first time at Fiorano on Wednesday morning with 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lewis Hamilton behind the wheel.
The Scuderia unveiled its new car on Tuesday evening following the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:F1 75 launch event at London’s O2.
Initially revealing its 2025 livery on stage at the event on a show caꦿr - as all 10 teams did - Ferrari then revealed images of its new challenger.
On Wednesday mo൩rning at Ferrari’s Fiorano test track, Ch🥂arles Leclerc was first spotted putting the car through its initial paces as part of a pre-season shakedown.
Hamilt🌼on later got his first taste of Ferrari's 2025 car on Wedne🥃sday afternoon.
As per F1’s shakedown testing rulꦚes for 2025, teams are ܫpermitted to carry out 200km of running with new cars prior to pre-season testing, which takes place next week in Bahrain.
Is this the Ferrari that takes Lewis to his eighth world champions𝐆hip? �🎃�🏆
— Sky Sports F1 (@SkySportsF1)
Ferrari SF-25 breaks cover
Ferrari comes into the new campaign having narro꧙wly missed out on the constructors’ championship to McLaren last season.
The team managed five wins between Leclerc and Carlos Sainz, with the former just 18 points adrift ꦚof 2025 title favourite and 2024 runner-up Lando Norris in third in the standings.
Ferrari dropped a driver market bombshel꧅l prior to the 2024 season when it announced it had signed seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton for 2025.
Hamilton did have a multi-y𓃲ear deal with Mercedes in his pocket before electing to part with the Silver Arrows, with whom he won six of hi♔s seven world titles - while his 2008 crown with McLaren was also Mercedes-powered - to join Ferrari.
After back-to-back winless campaigns in difficult Mercedes machinery in 2022 and 2023, Ha﷽milton finally ended his drought last year with a brace 💝of grands prix victories.
He ended the year seventh in the standings - his lowest placement ever in𒅌 the Fꦕ1 championship.
