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F1 side Ferrari took to social media platform X, formerly Twitter, to share a picture with both their drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc in a single frame ahead of the 2025 season launch event where they are set to unveil their new car.

Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc. (X)
As the upcoming season of Formula One looms large on the horizon, the racing championships host a first-ever season launch event in a nod to the 75-year legacy of the first championships all the way back in the year 1950.
F1 side Ferrari took to social media platform X, formerly Twitter, to share a picture with both their drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc in a single frame with the caption, “Tonight is the night! The SF-25 is finally revealed”.
The launch event will witness multiple A-list artists featuring their stylings with British comic Jack Whitehall set to host the event slated to be held at the fabled O2 Arena in London.
The upcoming season has garnered immense hype following the switch of seven-time champion Hamilton to the famous red of Ferrari after his long stint with Mercedes. The British driver will partner Charles Leclerc at the iconic Prancing Horse as he goes in search of the elusive eighth crown that will put him clear of legendary Michael Schumacher, who also has seven championships to his name.
Four-time defending champion Max Verstappen, who overcame a slow end to the previous season to hold off McLaren’s Lando Norris, will look to add another title to his burgeoning trophy cabinet with a dominant showing in the 2025 campaign.
Verstappen will be partnered by Liam Lawson after former teammate Sergio Perez was let go by the Austrian manufacturer.
Norris will headline team MacLaren on the back of a phenomenal season, and will be partnered by teammate Oscar Piastri, as the duo helped McLaren finish atop the constructors’ championship last season with 666 points to their name, ahead of second-placed Ferrari with 652 points while Red Bull could only manage third place with 589 points.
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