Ferrari Unveil Special Livery Honoring Niki Lauda At Italian Grand Prix

Ferrari will race with a special livery at the 2025 Italian Grand Prix to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Niki Lauda's first Formula 1 World Championship, which he won driving the Ferrari 312 T in 1975. The design features a prominent white on the engine covers, retro numbers, wheel covers, and a metallic silver rear wing, closely inspired by the original car Lauda drove to clinch the title at Monza. Both Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton, who will be racing for Ferrari in Monza for the first time, will wear race suits and helmets styled to reflect the era, with the whole trackside team also adopting a special 1975-inspired kit. Lauda's 1975 victory ended an eleven-year championship drought for Ferrari and launched a successful era for the team, making this tribute significant for the Scuderia and its passionate fans. Despite recent setbacks and challenges in the current season, Ferrari is using this historic homage to connect their present efforts with their iconic past. The tribute also honors Lauda's legacy, who was a mentor and close friend to Hamilton, strengthening the emotional and historical resonance of the livery.