Fred Vasseur steals the show as Ferrari unveil…read more
Ferrari recently unveiled their 2025 team kit, but it wasn’t just the drivers or the clothing that captured the attention on social media. The real highlight of the reveal was team principal Fred Vasseur’s surprising “modeling skills.”
The new team kit, designed by PUMA, was showcased with Ferrari’s latest signings, Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, sporting the sleek and stylish look. According to PUMA, the new design features striking, glossy stripes accentuated by detailed white lines. A noticeable change in the design is the prominent blue Hewlett-Packard (HP) logo, reflecting the collaboration between Ferrari and HP, which started in 2024. As part of this partnership, Ferrari’s race suits, team uniforms, and the car now prominently display the HP branding. The rebranding also extends to Ferrari’s F1 Academy and Scuderia eSports teams, making it a significant shift for the organization.
While the focus was largely on the drivers, Fred Vasseur, Ferrari’s team principal, also became a fan favorite during the kit reveal. Many social media users expressed surprise and admiration for his unexpected modeling talents. One fan wrote, “Fred, I was not aware of your modeling game,” while another praised him as the “real deal.” Vasseur’s effortless charm even sparked playful comments. One fan humorously expressed concern that his girlfriend might now be interested in Vasseur, jokingly saying, “Tell Fred I said chill, my girl got this app.”
The 2025 Ferrari team kit, featuring the updated branding, is already available for purchase. For those interested in the new look, a Pro Polo shirt is priced at £95, and drivers’ caps are available for pre-order at £40 from the official Ferrari store.
Fans of the Scuderia Ferrari team will get the chance to see Hamilton, Leclerc, and Vasseur in person on February 18, when they appear on stage at the O2 Arena in London for Formula 1’s first-ever group launch event, which will celebrate the sport’s 75th anniversary. The following day, Ferrari will be at the Fiorano circuit, where the drivers will put the all-new SF-25 through its paces during a shakedown test at the team’s private test track.
The official pre-season testing for Formula 1 will begin on February 26, running for three days, before the teams head to Australia for the season-opening Grand Prix, scheduled for March 14-16. Fans are eagerly anticipating the start of the 2025 season and the debut of Ferrari’s new look both on and off the track.
