Overview
- Ferrari enters the Miami Grand Prix without technical upgrades, focusing instead on maximizing the current SF-25 package despite its ride-height sensitivity issues.
- The Sprint race format, where lower fuel loads may mitigate the car's rear instability, offers Ferrari a strategic opportunity to replicate Hamilton's earlier Sprint success in China.
- Lewis Hamilton is still adjusting to the SF-25's unique demands but remains committed, citing challenges similar to his early days at Mercedes.
- Charles Leclerc believes the team's setup direction is promising and hopes to capitalize on the Sprint format to build on his strong performance in Jeddah.
- A new white-and-blue livery, designed in collaboration with sponsor HP, has polarized fans, with many traditionalists criticizing the departure from Ferrari's iconic red.