With Ferrari being on the back foot in the 2025 campaign so far, neither of their drivers had tasted champagne on the podium until the Saudi Arabian GP last weekend.
Oscar Piastri, starting from P2 on the grid, had only one thing in mind when the lights went off in Jeddah—win the Grand Prix and lead the championship standings.
On first glance, Ferrari were on the back foot among the top four teams in Saudi Arabia last weekend. The SF-25 seemed tricky to handle around the Jeddah Corniche circuit, with a lack of one-lap performance putting their hopes in jeopardy again.
Ferrari finally secured its first podium finish of 2025 at the Saudi Arabian GP last weekend. But those expecting seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton’s name up there would’ve felt disappointed.
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc delivered an outstanding performance to secure the Italian team's first podium. Throughout the race, he consistently achieved solid lap times even as the tires continued to wear and completed an impressive 30-lap stint on the Medium tires.
Charles Leclerc is optimistic that the upgraded Ferrari floor introduced in Bahrain will be a more significant step forward at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
At the 2025 Bahrain Grand Prix, Ferrari’s star duo—Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton—made waves even before hitting the track. While the rest of the grid leaned towards practical luxury SUVs—the Ferrari drivers chose stunning Maseratis, turning heads with their luxury vehicles.
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc has been vocal early in the season about the lack of performance in the SF-25, regularly claiming that McLaren, and even Red Bull and Mercedes, are consistently a step above the Italian team.
In the 2025 Formula 1 season, Ferrari has struggled to consistently challenge for a race win so far, as the drivers have seemingly done their best to extract as much performance as possible in every session; however, the results tell a different story.
Ferrari is approaching the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend with five major upgrades to the SF-25 as the team aims to progress towards the front of the grid.
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc celebrated a major milestone in his career after the Japanese Grand Prix, as he completed his 150th race in Formula 1. The Monegasque was born in Monte Carlo in 1997, dreaming of someday becoming an F1 World Champion and driving for the legendary Scuderia Ferrari.
Ferrari finally bounced back in Japan after two disastrous weekends to kick off 2025. The Scuderia finally experienced a stable weekend in 2025 in Japan.
Charles Leclerc found himself in no man's land during the Japanese Grand Prix, unable to catch the top three drivers while not facing much pressure from the Mercedes behind him.
The start of the season has been underwhelming for Ferrari, which entered the season with massive expectations with the best driver line-up on the grid.
Despite it only being a few races into the 2025 season, Ferrari teammates Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc are already setting their sights on upgrades to the SF-25.
Ferrari went relatively under the radar in qualifying at Suzuka, as Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton put themselves in P4 and P8 respectively on the grid.
Ferrari’s rollercoaster of a weekend at the Chinese GP has turned into a weekend to forget for the Scuderia. After a rather underwhelming race for Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, both drivers were disqualified by the FIA, alongside Alpine driver Pierre Gasly.
Lewis Hamilton silenced critics with a statement lap to put himself in Pole Position for the China Sprint Race. The 7-time Champion had the edge over Charles Leclerc, who concedes he is still chasing lap-time.
Ferrari head into the 2025 season as one of the favourites, tasked with challenging the reigning constructors champions – McLaren. Had it not been for a significant blip between the Spanish and Italian GP last year, Ferrari could have claimed the team’s title with rounds to spare.
It's been eight long, action-packed Formula One (F1) seasons since somebody not named Max Verstappen or Lewis Hamilton has been named champion of the world's most prestigious racing circuit.
Preseason testing is an annual F1 tradition that allows teams, drivers and the media to see new vehicles in action before the season officially begins.
Charles Leclerc has continued to expand his domains outside racing with new ventures adding to his growing list of off-track pursuits. The Monegasque recently launched his own ice cream chain, LEC.
The Formula 1 drivers' championship has already been decided -- it's Max Verstappen's for the fourth year running -- but the constructor championship is still up for grabs entering the season finale in Abu Dhabi.
Charles Leclerc is quietly putting together a late charge for the 2024 F1 world championship. While it is a massive mountain to climb, Leclerc is still in position to win the championship if the cards fall in his favor.
After a four-week break, Formula 1 cars were back on the track Sunday at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas, for the United States Grand Prix — a race filled with all kinds of action and surprises.
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