Why F1 will be so ‘tough’ in 2025. Plus: Haas drivers on Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari debut
With F1’s current regulations now in their fourth year, the performance gaps that gave front-runners comfortable advantages are shrinking fast. Teams that were once struggling to keep pace have had enough time with these cars to catch up on the learning curve. (See: Ferrari and McLaren’s surge last year .)
A closer look at the Scuderia Ferrari SF-25 race car for the 2025 F1 Championship
Ferrari went provided high-res photos of the car and the major specs of the new power unit the day after the season launch event.. The post A closer look at the Scuderia Ferrari SF-25 race car for the 2025 F1 Championship appeared first on The Manual.
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