Lewis Hamilton has joined Ferrari in what is, without a doubt, the biggest story of the F1 2025 championship barring a potential 2021 Abu Dhabi-esque season finale. 37 months after losing the Drivers’ Championship title to Max Verstappen in controversial circumstances at the Yas Marina circuit,

Former Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson has plenty of friends and contacts in the Formula 1 world and has been hearing whispers about the first car Lewis Hamilton will race for Ferrari

Lewis Hamilton is set to test a Ferrari once again this week – this time in Barcelona – after driving in scarlet red for the first time last week. The seven-time F1 world champion, 40, received a rapturous reception in Maranello last week as his two-year contract at Ferrari began.

Sir Lewis Hamilton has been warned he could be replaced at Ferrari after just two seasons by an ‘outstanding’ British Formula 1 driver. The seven-time world champion has begun life at the Scuderia after 12 successful years with Mercedes,

Ferrari has booked the Spanish Grand Prix venue from 28-30 January for a three-day private test which Hamilton will take part in alongside new teammate Charles Leclerc. Weather conditions look set to be cool, but dry and sunny throughout the week in Barcelona.

A Formula 1 boss has discussed a potential successor for Lewis Hamilton as they eye up a future star to join Ferrari. The first images of Hamilton in Ferrari red have finally been released, following the announcement that he would join the team way back in 2024.

Lewis Hamilton got behind the wheel of a Ferrari Formula One car for the first time in a test for his new team on Wednesday. It was announced in February the seven-time world champion would be joining Ferrari ahead of the 2025 F1 season,

Lewis Hamilton reportedly had several adjustment requests for Ferrari following his first F1 test with his new team. It was said that the seven-time world champion struggled with the pedals of Ferrari’s 2023 SF-23 car during his initial outing at Fiorano, which resulted in mistakes when he tried to up his pace.

Martin Brundle claims Lewis Hamilton has “lost an edge with age” as the F1 legend starts his blockbuster Ferrari tenure this week.

Lewis Hamilton has been told to retire from Formula 1 instead of continuing at Ferrari in a brutal rant delivered by a racing driver. The seven-time world champion's long awaited debut with the Scuderia was completed last week,