Ferrari's 2025 car will keep 'less than 1%' of SF-24 parts, How Lawson can succeed at Red Bull, and other big updates

Ferrari's 2025 car will keep 'less than 1%' of SF-24 parts"

Ferrari's Frederic Vasseur said the 2025 car will have less than 1% of the parts from the SF-24. In 2024, Ferrari won five races but still lost the Constructors' Championship to McLaren after struggling with updates mid-season. They improved later, scoring the most points in the final races, but Vasseur said they still need to get better. Lewis Hamilton is joining the team but will have little time to get used to the car before the season starts.

Click here to read the full article by Taylor Powling (motorsportweek.com

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How Lawson can succeed at Red Bull

Liam Lawson will race for Red Bull Racing in 2025 alongside Max Verstappen, who has much more experience and wins. Lawson should focus on his own growth and avoid trying too hard to beat Verstappen. He should ignore the media, as comparisons to Verstappen could add pressure like it did with past Red Bull drivers. Most importantly, Lawson needs to avoid making costly mistakes on track, as too many crashes could end his career at Red Bull.

Click here to read the full article by Ludo van Denderen (gpblog.com)

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Hamilton's Ferrari debut could be delayed 

Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari debut for the F1 2025 season may be delayed or moved from Fiorano if adverse weather conditions disrupt testing. His first on-track experience with Ferrari could take place in either Mugello or Imola instead of Fiorano, with the potential for further delays. Hamilton has already visited their Maranello factory despite being under contract with Mercedes until the end of the year. Ferrari's 2025 car, Project 677, will feature significant design changes influenced by Hamilton's driving style, including a pullrod front suspension, which is expected to improve airflow and downforce.

Click here to read the full article by Oliver Harden (planetf1.com)

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How well do Alex and Franco know each other? 

Alex Albon and Franco Colapinto go head-to-head in a battle of knowledge to be crowned the ultimate teammate. Some of the questions include: Who is more likely to laugh first? Who is more likely to become a TikTok star? Who is most likely to be late? And many more.

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McLaren boys face off in Box of Lies

McLaren F1 drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri play Box Of Lies. They attempt to win by guessing whether the other is telling the truth or a lie about what the weird and wonderful objects are in front of them. Looking at each object, it's easy to see they're pretty difficult to describe but trust the boys to make things more interesting.