Ferrari drivers will miss the press conference in London

Ferrari drivers will miss the press conference in London

      Ahead of the F1 75 ceremony, where all teams will unveil the coloring of the cars for the 2025 season, the drivers are answering questions from journalists. Participation in the press conference is not compulsory and Ferrari have decided that Charles Leclair and Lewis Hamilton will not speak to the press today. The reason is quite simple: tomorrow Ferrari will run the new SF-25 car in Fiorano, after which journalists will have the opportunity to ask questions to the Scuderia drivers.

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Ferrari drivers will miss the press conference in London

Ferrari have decided that Charles Leclair and Lewis Hamilton will not speak to the press today.