Now that Lewis Hamilton, the famed seven-time world champion Formula 1 driver, is driving for Ferrari, he's voiced his desire to create a manually shifted, F40-inspired supercar. What could it look like?

Martin Brundle believes Lewis Hamilton ’s “sarcastic” radio messages to his Ferrari team in Miami indicate “how upset” the British F1 driver is with his current lack of performance.

"Have a tea break!" Hamilton's radio jab doesn't expose a rift in the team, but there is a growing sense of urgency