As the 2025 racing season continues to wind down, last weekend Ferrari became the latest manufacturer to host an end-of-year event, with its Endurance Award Ceremony.
The event celebrated the 49 titles won by Ferrari machinery this season, whilst Special Awards were handed out to Robert Kubica, Ye Yifei and Phil Hanson, for victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, and to Antonio Fuoco for his triumph at the FIA GT World Cup.
In 2025, the Prancing Horse won both the drivers’ and manufacturers’ world championships in the FIA WEC, as well as the World Cup for Hypercar Teams. It was Ferrari’s first prototype World Championship title since 1972.
Its third consecutive triumph at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, meanwhile, means that the trophy can remain at Maranello permanently.
Ferrari’s customer GT3 programme also claimed titles on three different continents this year, with championship success in the IMSA Sportscar Championship, GT World Challenge’s European, American and Asian series, SRO’s Japan Cup, International GT Open, Ultimate Cup European Series, Italian GT Championship, Le Mans Cup and Gedlich’s Winter Series.
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