On February 18, 2025, Scuderia Ferrari unveiled its new SF-25 Formula 1 car during the F1 75 Live event held in London.

The SF-25 is described as a fully redesigned vehicle, aiming to build upon the strong performance exhibited during the 2024 season.

Engineers at Ferrari highlighted that this season offers a unique opportunity due to the stability of existing regulations, enabling teams to achieve tightly contested results with the potential for minute differences in lap times.

A significant change includes the transition from a traditional 'push rod' front suspension to a 'pull rod' system, a strategic move inspired by practices from competitors McLaren and Red Bull.

This adjustment is expected to enhance aerodynamics and airflow management around the chassis, particularly improving cornering performance.

Further modifications to the chassis involve an extended wheelbase and repositioned sidepods to optimize airflow, which should reduce turbulence and enhance high-speed stability.

Technical Director Loïc Serra stated that these improvements are aimed at bolstering aerodynamic performance while leveraging the stable regulatory environment to maximize development potential.

The launch event featured drivers Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton, alongside Ferrari’s team principal, Frédéric Vasseur.

Hamilton, who is commencing his first season with Ferrari after a twelve-year tenure at Mercedes, commented on the team's enthusiasm and commitment, expressing excitement regarding the SF-25 and the collaborative journey ahead with Leclerc.

Leclerc expressed his eagerness for the upcoming season, highlighting the team's collective effort and the desire to build on their previous success.

He noted that the objective for this year is to clinch both the Constructors' and Drivers' Championships, emphasizing a strong focus and unified aim within the team.

Team Principal Vasseur reiterated the determination to translate previous competitive struggles into success this season.

He acknowledged the vital role played by fan support and the team's commitment to competitiveness at the highest levels of the sport.

Vasseur expressed readiness for the challenges ahead while emphasizing the importance of focusing on preparation.

Following the launch, the team returned to Italy to commence preparations for the SF-25’s maiden outing.

Leclerc had the honor of driving the car out of the garage on the morning of February 19, with Hamilton, Vasseur, and numerous fans in attendance.

The Scuderia Ferrari is set to start its season with pre-season testing at the Bahrain International Circuit from February 26 to 28, followed by the season opener at the Australian Grand Prix from March 14 to 16. The Monaco Grand Prix, a significant event for Leclerc, is scheduled for May 25.

The complete calendar for the 2025 Formula One World Championship includes:

1. Australian Grand Prix (Melbourne): March 16
2. Chinese Grand Prix (Shanghai): March 23
3. Japanese Grand Prix (Suzuka): April 6
4. Bahrain Grand Prix (Sakhir): April 13
5. Saudi Arabian Grand Prix (Jeddah): April 20
6. Miami Grand Prix (Miami): May 4
7. Emilia Romagna Grand Prix (Imola): May 18
8. Monaco Grand Prix (Monte-Carlo): May 25
9. Spanish Grand Prix (Barcelona): June 1
10. Canadian Grand Prix (Montreal): June 15
11. Austrian Grand Prix (Spielberg): June 29
12. British Grand Prix (Silverstone): July 6
13. Belgian Grand Prix (Spa-Francorchamps): July 27
14. Hungarian Grand Prix (Budapest): August 3
15. Dutch Grand Prix (Zandvoort): August 31
16. Italian Grand Prix (Monza): September 7
17. Azerbaijan Grand Prix (Baku): September 21
18. Singapore Grand Prix (Marina Bay): October 5
19. United States Grand Prix (Austin): October 19
20. Mexican Grand Prix (Mexico City): October 26
21. Brazilian Grand Prix (São Paulo): November 9
22. Las Vegas Grand Prix (Las Vegas): November 22
23. Qatar Grand Prix (Losail): November 30
24. Abu Dhabi Grand Prix (Yas Marina): December 7