Don't worry, it's not Scuderia, just champagne! The official drink of the series' winners will be replaced by the Moet brand from 2025, and Ferrari will say goodbye.
Interestingly, the champagne factory boasts a tradition that is several decades older than its namesake car brand, but Ferrari is a big fan of Scuderia Ferrari. So it is perhaps not surprising that, according to CEO Matteo Lunelli, the most uplifting moments of the four-year collaboration were when a red driver celebrated on or at the top of the podium. In fact, they even managed to capture such a memorable moment as Prince Albert II’s “unbridled” champagne drinking in Monaco: “The podium in Monaco is usually more restrained and elegant than other ceremonies, but Prince Albert felt so good and was so happy about the domestic success that he himself started splashing Charles Leclerc, and even drank from the bottle. It was an unforgettable moment, definitely one of the most memorable for us during our time in F1.”
