Formula 1 fans are demanding to know when they can buy the latest Ferrari "drip" after the team's latest post featuring Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc in th

Lewis Hamilton to Ferrari may well be the biggest driver move in Formula 1 history but it remains to be seen whether the Scuderia is getting the seven-time champion at his best

Until recently, the 18-year-old Italian sensation couldn't legally drive a modest 1ltr hatchback on public roads, despite being trusted by Mercedes to fill the shoes of none other than Lewis Hamilton in their high-stakes F1 races.

Seven-time Formula 1 champion and newly acquired Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton will join teammate Charles Leclerc in Barcelona to begin testing for the 2025 season on Tuesday. The former Mercedes legend took his first photos "in red" last week, but officially hits the track for 186 laps of testing at Barcelona with Leclerc from Jan. 28-30.

"Lewis’ final stint - there was a magic that only a Lewis or a Max or a Fernando have that extra bit of magic to deliver that sort of performance."

Antonelli turned 18, the minimum age to drive on public roads in Italy, in August 2024. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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 has waved to a crowd of waiting fans as he drove a Ferrari Formula 1 car for the first time since joining the Italian team for the 2025 season.

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc have shown off Ferrari’s new race suits for the 2025 F1 season. The arrival of seven-time world champion Hamilton to Ferrari following his blockbuster transfer from rivals Mercedes has dominated much of the media headlines and intrigue during the winter.

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.