Historic Double Crown: Ferrari Triumphs in the 2025 FIA WEC Season

Ferrari Hypercar, WEC

The 2025 FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) season will forever be remembered in

Maranello. Ferrari achieved a stunning historic double, securing both the World Endurance

Constructors' Championship (WCC) and the World Endurance Drivers' Championship

(WDC) in the Hypercar category.

This monumental success was built not just on raw speed, but on the consistency, strategic

mastery, and sheer collective excellence of its three 499P crews across the eight-race

calendar.

The Double Triumph: WCC and WDC Glory

Ferrari’s ambition culminated in a magnificent dual victory at the season finale, the 8 Hours

of Bahrain:

Constructors’ Champions (WCC): The Scuderia dominated the overall points tally,

outperforming fierce rivals like Toyota and Porsche to claim the coveted Constructors' title.

Drivers’ Champions (WDC): The crew of the Ferrari 499P #51 composed of Alessandro Pier

Guidi, James Calado, and Antonio Giovinazzi secured the World Drivers’ title, a testament to

their unwavering performance throughout the campaign.

The Crown Jewel: Le Mans Victory

The absolute highlight of the season was undoubtedly the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Le Mans Winners (Car #83): The privateer AF Corse entry, the Ferrari 499P #83 driven by

Philip Hanson, Robert Kubica, and Yifei Ye, took the overall victory, marking Ferrari’s third

consecutive triumph in the legendary race.

Double Podium: To cement the team’s dominance at the biggest race, the factory Ferrari #51

also finished on the podium, ensuring a glorious double presence for the Prancing Horse.

But in the Endurance Championship, it's not only the teams who won every race and win the

WCC, but the one who scored most of the points.

This philosophy was the foundation of Ferrari’s success. While rivals claimed victories, the

consistent scoring across all three Ferrari crews proved decisive.

Ferrari’s crews secured 3 wins out of the 8 races in the 2025 WEC season:

1812km of Qatar: Victory for the Ferrari #50 (Fuoco / Molina / Nielsen).

6 Hours of Imola: Victory for the Ferrari #51 (Pier Guidi / Calado / Giovinazzi).

24 Hours of Le Mans: Victory for the customer team Ferrari #83 (Hanson / Kubica / Ye).

Drivers' Championship Clean Sweep

The exceptional collective effort is perfectly illustrated by the final WDC standings, where the

three Ferrari trios locked out the top three positions:

#51 (Pier Guidi, Calado, Giovinazzi): World Champions.

#83 (Hanson, Kubica, Ye): Second place.

#50 (Fuoco, Molina, Nielsen): Third place.

Ferrari demonstrated its strength from the very start, securing a podium finish (and the win

for the #50) at the opening race in Qatar. The factory team then took a crucial home victorywith the #51 at Imola, setting the stage for the pivotal Le Mans win by the #83. Even during

races where victory was not possible, the cars consistently scored high points such as the

double podium at Le Mans and securing strong top-5 finishes in the final races in Brazil, the

USA, and the season finale in Bahrain, which allowed them to clinch the Constructors' and

Drivers' titles.

Written by Inès Adel