In 2025, Lewis Hamilton will join Ferrari, a move that promises to generate excitement. The team's most recent drivers' title win was in 2007, the same year Hamilton made his debut. Ferrari's last constructors' title came in 2008. Hamilton, meanwhile, was denied an eighth championship in 2021, which would have tied him with Michael Schumacher for the most all-time. He now has the opportunity to win that eighth title in Ferrari red and potentially surpass Schumacher's record.Charles Leclerc, who has been the face of Ferrari since 2019, finally ended his Monaco Grand Prix curse in 2024 and finished the season as the strongest driver on the grid. The arrival of Hamilton gives him a chance to measure himself against a driver who may retire as the greatest of all time. The two will be under intense scrutiny every time they hit the track together, and their qualifying and race performances will be analyzed in great detail. Can Ferrari finally win a title? And if so, will it be Hamilton's eighth or Leclerc's first?The 2024 season was one of the most unpredictable and open in recent memory, with Red Bull, Mercedes, McLaren, and Ferrari all winning races. Max Verstappen proved he is the best driver in Formula 1 right now, but McLaren and Ferrari are both targeting a strong start to the new season. Several drivers seem ready to take the fight to Verstappen, including McLaren's Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, as well as Mercedes' George Russell. Ferrari has two drivers who will fight for the title if the car is in the right place.It remains to be seen how the four top teams will stack up in preseason testing, but the early indications are that the 2025 season could be another thrilling one.