Whereas both 2023 and 2024 started with a feeling of inevitability around Max Verstappen and Red Bull's dominance, 2025 has a fresh feel, with a plethora of driver moves taking place as a result of Hamilton's historic transfer.
F1 stars are set to take to the O2 Arena in London
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What is the F175 live event?
All 20 drivers, 10 teams and team principals are expected to be present at the F1 extravaganza to kick off the upcoming season, with the teams' 2025 cars being unveiled in one central location alongside performances from a variety of musical guests.
Some teams have decided to still have their own unveiling party for their 2025 challenger, including Williams and McLaren, but they have done so using a special one-off livery as to save the full design reveal for the 15,000 fans at the O2 Arena.
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Who is presenting F175 Live at the O2?
With just one day to go until the event, F1 have announced the presenting lineup for the highly anticipated show, with one new signing proving to be a real talking point on social media.
Familiar F1 faces Lawrence Barretto, Laura Winter and Ariana Bravo will be joined by award-winning comedian Jack Whitehall at the showcase event.
Bad Education and Fresh Meat star Whitehall will bring a different feel to the event, providing it with more of an entertainment factor, but not everyone appeared happy with the announcement.
"Why is he presenting an F1 event? Shocking," one fan commented on Instagram, while another user said: "Ugh. I'm out. Whitehall? Really?"
One social media user was not happy about Whitehall's lack of a background in F1, stating: "Could’ve had anyone who actually cares about the sport."
Meanwhile, some fans were a little more positive about the move: "Could’ve been worse. You could’ve had James Corden presenting instead," one user quipped, while another was happy to see Whitehall: "That’s such a pleasant surprise lol."
Whitehall's previous meeting with Hamilton was also pointed out by one user, after the Brit had joked with the comedian about not having a driving licence: "The guy whom Lewis roasted for not having a licence. We love Jack though!!"