Ferrari's switching things up for Singapore, and Charles Leclerc is going to look completely different under the Marina Bay lights. The Scuderia's ditching its iconic red for an all-black race suit and cap combo, giving the Monegasque driver a striking new look for the season's first night race. The black cap features a silver Prancing Horse logo, while white accents keep things from being totally monochrome. It's a bold aesthetic move that'll definitely turn heads when the cameras pan across the grid.

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Singapore's always been a bit of a mixed bag for Leclerc. He's bagged two pole positions there, including one in his rookie year back in 2019 and another in 2022, which shows he's got the qualifying pace figured out. But here's the thing: he's never actually won at Marina Bay. His teammate Lewis Hamilton, on the other hand, has taken four victories there, so there's definitely some work to do if Charles wants to break that duck and put some silverware on the shelf.

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Before Singapore though, Ferrari's got Baku to sort out first, and they'll be hoping to bounce back after a rough stretch of form. The last three races have been pretty mixed for the team. Lewis Hamilton finished fourth at Zandvoort with Charles fifth, then Charles grabbed fourth at Monza while Hamilton was sixth. Spain was similar, with Leclerc fourth and Hamilton forced to retire with brake trouble. It's been inconsistent, and the team needs to get back on track in Azerbaijan's twisty bits.

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Things are looking a bit tense in the Ferrari garage too. Ralf Schumacher reckons team principal Fred Vasseur was visibly annoyed with both Hamilton and Leclerc during the Spanish Grand Prix weekend. According to the former F1 driver, Vasseur was frustrated with mistakes from his drivers and what he saw as a lack of cooperation between them. It's clear Ferrari needs more unity from its driver pairing if they're going to close the gap to Mercedes and really challenge at the front.

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