Ferrari to race inspired Livrei in Monza in 1975 to celebrate the 50th birthday of Niki Lauda’s first F1 title – Jalopnik

The 2025 F1 season of Scuderia Ferrari is so far disappointing, without victories and so far only five stage finishes. The Italian team is now looking for the past Glory to keep the tifosi ecstatic for Monza. Ferrari will run his cars in a Throwback -Livrei in this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix to celebrate the 50 -year anniversary of Niki Lauda’s World Drivers’ Championship from 1975 with the team. The paint -inspired painting in the 1970s will also be linked to racing suits and team equipment that visually reminds us of the era.

The current Ferrari SF-25s are painted in the same red shade as the title winning 312T. The cars will not sprout the same long airboxes that are seen during the 1975 season, but they will have white engine coverings. Ferrari even corresponded to some of the more small details from the 1975 machine, including the black number stickers on the covers, the names of the script driver on the Sidepoden and even the wheel coverings painted to match the cycling edges from the 70s. The only way in which the Livrei can be improved, but is not inspired by Era on ERA, but on ERA is inspired by Era’s inspired was in 1975.

The Ferrari 312T was one of the most successful cars ever racing in Formula 1. Due to various iterations, the car won 27 races and three driver championships for a period of five seasons. The long -term success can give the impression that the 312T became dominant over time, but that is not the case. It was a rocket from the factory. During debut, Niki Lauda won five races on his way to the 1975 title. He took the championship with a third place in Monza. His teammate Clay Regazzoni won the Italian Grand Prix that season.

The 2025 season is not planned for Ferrari. The arrival of seven -time champion Lewis Hamilton would be the spark of a new Golden Age for the Italian team. However, Ferrari has difficulty matching McLaren -Driver or Max Verstappen. This weekend can be different. Monza has a certain magic that produces extraordinary results for Ferrari. Last season, Charles Leclerc won one of his four wins there. In 1988 the team won its first victory after the death of Enzo Ferrari in Monza and blocked a perfect season for McLaren.