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Ferrari has unveiled a tweaked livery for its home race, the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix at the historic Monza circuit with a subtle carbon addition to the SF-24’s usual look. The Scuderia has made a habit in recent years of launching special liveries for the Tifosi to enjoy. This year the team introduced blue […]
In recent years, the Scuderia Ferrari team has been known for launching special liveries for the enjoyment of Tifosi. These liveries often feature unique color accents and historical nods to iconic races. For example, at the Miami Grand Prix, blue accents were introduced, while at the Las Vegas Grand Prix last year, the SF-23 featured white sprinkled into its design. Additionally, at Monza last year, the team showcased yellow race suits with matching accents on their traditional red livery.
As the Italian Grand Prix approaches, Ferrari has made small changes to its current livery, including replacing white numbers with carbon numbers. Furthermore, drivers Leclerc and Sainz will wear black race overalls with woven carbon fiber patterns, celebrating the material’s importance in Formula 1 car construction.
During the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, Scuderia Ferrari will celebrate carbon fiber, a cutting-edge material renowned for its lightweight and strength. The team will incorporate carbon-fiber themes in the design of their cars, driver suits, helmets, and accessories. Carbon fiber has been a crucial element in Formula 1 car construction since the 1980s when McLaren and Ferrari pioneered its use for enhanced safety and performance. The strategic use of carbon elements in Ferrari’s livery reflects the team’s commitment to innovation and tradition in promoting their iconic scarlet red brand.
