Ferrari reveals exclusive Monza layout, inspired by Lauda, prior to the Monza Grand Prix event

Ferrari Races in Monza with Special Livery Inspired by 312 T

This weekend, Ferrari is racing at the iconic Monza circuit, and the event has been marked by a significant Ferrari press conference. The main focus of the conference was Lewis Hamilton, a notable guest who was under the spotlight.

Hamilton's presence was noteworthy as the SF-25, Ferrari's race car for the Italian Grand Prix, will be racing with a special livery inspired by the 312 T, an iconic race car in Ferrari's history. The 312 T is particularly significant as it was the car that Niki Lauda used to win the 1975 World Championship.

The special livery of the SF-25 is a tribute to Lauda's 1975 World Championship win, and Monza holds a special place in this history. On September 7, 1975, Niki Lauda won his last Formula 1 race in Monza, securing his first World Championship title by finishing third at the Italian Grand Prix, while his teammate Clay Regazzoni won the race.

The Ferrari press conference in Monza was a significant event, with Hamilton as the main protagonist. The conference was also a key part of the Italian GP, providing insights into Ferrari's strategy for the race.

The SF-25 is Ferrari's race car for this weekend's race in Monza, and fans are eager to see how the special livery will perform on the track. As the home turf for Ferrari, Monza promises to be an exciting race, with the team racing to defend its position in the championship.

With Lewis Hamilton in attendance and a special livery inspired by one of Ferrari's most iconic race cars, the Italian Grand Prix in Monza is shaping up to be an unforgettable event.