Ferrari have taken the wraps off a bold new look for the 2025 Miami GP, unveiling a special edition livery created in collaboration with title partner HP.
The design adds sweeping blue and white accents to the classic Ferrari red, symbolising the first full year of the landmark partnership between the two iconic brands.
Unveiled in Miami ahead of the Sprint weekend, the refreshed SF-25 was presented by Charles Leclerc, Lewis Hamilton and Team Principal Fred Vasseur.
Both drivers will wear matching blue and white race suits throughout the event in what promises to be a visually distinctive weekend for the Scuderia.
Ferrari and HP combine innovation, design and sustainability
The livery was co-developed by Ferrari’s engineering team in Maranello and HP’s specialists based in Barcelona. Together, they used advanced materials and printing technology to produce a lightweight, recyclable film that wraps parts of the car.
Compared to previous solutions, the new wrap is up to 14% lighter, 17% thinner, and boasts improved thermal resistance — all while being PVC-free and environmentally sustainable.
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This collaboration represents more than just aesthetics. According to Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna, the design reflects deeper values shared between the two companies.
“It all started one year ago at the Miami Grand Prix and since then, we’ve seen how deeply aligned our two companies are when it comes to the importance of people to boosting innovation, striving for excellence, and pushing boundaries,” Vigna said.
“This Grand Prix will mark the return to the place where the collaboration between our two companies began, with a celebration of this journey featuring a bold new asymmetric livery.
“It is an expression of our shared belief in the power of design, technology, and performance to drive meaningful change.”
Ferrari also praised HP’s hardware and software, which has helped the Scuderia streamline operations and enhance team productivity. HP’s technologies now underpin many of the daily workflows for the Formula 1 operation.
“Thanks to HP’s cutting-edge devices and technologies, we’ve been able to enhance the efficiency, connectivity, and flexibility of our workspaces, providing every member of our team with the best possible environment in which to perform at their highest level,” Vigna added.
HP CEO Enrique Lores echoed the sentiment and emphasised the shared pursuit of performance: “Our collaboration with Ferrari is a testament to how HP is pushing the boundaries of what’s possible.
“Together, we are harnessing technology, performance, and innovation to create and co-engineer exceptional experiences on and off the track.”
The 2025 Miami GP will be the first race to showcase this unique look, and fans can expect the SF-25 to stand out even more than usual as Ferrari chase their first victory of the season.
