Ferrari SF-25, Red

Lewis Hamilton's first season at Ferrari was spent in the SF-25, developed primarily by Enrico Cardile and powered by the 066/15, a 1.6-litre turbocharged V6. Its best weekend came early. In China, Hamilton took sprint pole and kept the lead to win the sprint, his and Ferrari's first sprint victory, though both cars were then disqualified from the Grand Prix, Leclerc's for being underweight and Hamilton's for excessive plank wear. At Miami he salvaged third in the sprint with a well-timed strategy. The SF-25 scored seven podiums and one pole but no Grand Prix win, the first Ferrari since the SF21 of 2021 without one, and Ferrari finished fourth on 398 points.

Amalgam Collection models Hamilton's number 44 car as he started the 2025 Australian Grand Prix, in Ferrari red with a white engine cover carrying a large blue HP logo, white and blue HP panels on the front wing flaps and an electric blue rear wing lettered IBM. Shell, Ray-Ban, CEVA, Peroni and UniCredit sit on the bodywork, with Richard Mille, Global Poker and the Ferrari shield further forward. The car runs on green-banded Pirelli Cinturato intermediates over red wheel covers. The layered front wing, the halo, the cooling louvres and the edges of the floor are all modelled, and the car sits on a gloss black base. Amalgam Collection builds it at 1:18.