Ferrari Debuts New Livery Celebrating HP Partnership for 2025 Miami Grand Prix
In a surprising move that has left fans divided, Ferrari has unveiled its special livery for the 2025 Miami Grand Prix, marking the first year of their partnership with tech giant HP. The design, while still maintaining the iconic red of the standard car, introduces a bold twist with the engine cover and rear end now entirely colored in the blue and white of HP’s branding.
A Year-Long Celebration of Partnership Evolution
This livery, reflecting the evolution of this partnership, is a testament to the shared effort behind it. For the first time in Scuderia’s history, the livery on Charles Leclerc’s and Lewis Hamilton’s SF-25s features asymmetric graphic elements. Touches of HP’s signature electric blue appear on the front and rear wings, while the wheels are painted white, creating a clean, modern look that embodies the team’s innovative vision.
While the livery’s headline is its asymmetry, it also boasts a couple of other interesting facts. For one, the wrap for the livery is 14% lighter and 17% thinner than previous wrap technologies, offering increased thermal resistance, all while being recyclable.
Mixed Reactions from Fans
While not everyone’s favourite reveal this week, with Sauber unveiling a neon-green design inspired by Miami’s art scene and Racing Bulls donning pink, fan reactions have been mixed over Ferrari‘s design choices. Expectations had been for a primarily blue livery going into the Miami weekend, following an early teaser.
Social media comments range from “Make a blue car you cowards” to “Visa cash app scuderia Ferrari,” with some commenting that the design combines two different cars into one, lacking flow. In fact, the vote is unanimous: commenters aren’t a fan of ‘s Miami livery.
Preparing for the 2025 Formula 1 Season
With Miami being the second sprint weekend of the 2025 Formula 1 season, the Scuderia will be looking forward to building on the progress they made over the last couple of races. And there’s no doubt that the livery will look better in front of the now-famous Miami backdrop.
