Ferrari AF Corse is bringing a suite of reliability-focused updates and an updated livery design for its 499Ps to the FIA World Endurance Championship in 2025, as it looks to score a third consecutive win at Le Mans and claim its first Hypercar World Endurance manufacturers’ championship.

The factory cars will continue to race in red with yellow stripes, though the design and color tone have been tweaked for the brand’s third season in Hypercar.

The base red is darker than the shades used in 2023 and 2024 and gives the nod to a number of successful Ferrari race cars from the past. Meanwhile, yellow “Giallo Modena” stripes return to the cockpit, though this time they extend to the side pods rather than the lower section of the car’s side. The wrap also features “a glossy finish optimized for high car visibility, particularly at nighttime, with matte accents that align with Scuderia Ferrari’s Formula 1 design.”

Beneath the bodywork, the car has been tweaked, too. Following the introduction of a performance Joker mid-season in 2024, which featured a redesigned brake cooling duct system and, aerodynamically, the addition of flicks beneath the front headlights, Ferrari has gone further for 2025 with tweaks focused on durability.