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Topics: Formula 1, Ferrari, Charles Leclerc
Ben McCrum
Formula One fans are convinced that Charles Leclerc has revealed what they can expect from Ferrari's 2025 car after his latest post on Instagram.
In a first of it's kind event in London, all 10 Formula One teams came together at F1 75 last week to officially gave fans their first look at their 2025 cars.
Immediately after F1 75, Ferrari wasted no time as both Leclerc and teammate Lewis Hamilton immediately travelled to the Fiorano circuit near the Italian town of Maranello to complete their first testing sessions in the new car the following morning.
And, after seeing Leclerc's reaction to the sessions in his latest Instagram post, fans are convinced they know exactly how the 2025 car will perform when the season gets underway next month.
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Shortly after Wednesday's testing sessions got underway, fans were excited as details began to emerge online suggesting that Ferrari's SF-25 could be their fastest car yet after Leclerc set a new lap record at the Italian track.
Leclerc's latest Instagram post appears to suggest that he shares this excitement, as some fans have pointed out that his caption appears to be much more optimistic than the previous two seasons.
In this year's post, Leclerc shared pictures from the testing session, writing: "This place. These people. This car. This team."
As pointed out by one fan on X, when you compare this caption to what Leclerc wrote ahead of the past two seasons, it's clear that he is much more excited about Ferrari's 2025 car.
After challenging for Driver's Championship in 2022, Ferrari's cars in 2023 and 2024 left much more to be desired, and it's reflected in Leclerc's pre-season Instagram captions.
In 2024, Leclerc simply wrote: "We are ready"
While in 2023, the Ferrari driver posted: "Best car launch. Can't wait to be back in the car very soon."
Whereas in 2022, when Ferrari's car was the only one able to challenge Max Verstappen in a Red Bull, Leclerc wrote: "I. AM. IN. LOVE. I can't wait to be driving this beast. What do you think?"