Former Ferrari F1 driver Jean Alesi revealed the backstage reaction to Lewis Hamilton within the team ... an unmatched 105 grand prix wins to his name – has seemingly wowed his new team.

Lewis Hamilton was 0.8 seconds slower than new team-mate Charles Leclerc in the Ferrari SF-25 shakedown at Fiorano, it has been claimed. It comes just weeks after the former Mercedes driver lapped ...

Lewis Hamilton arrives at Maranello. / Ferrari Press Image. Photographer: Andre D. Wagner. Lewis Hamilton has shared his thoughts on Ferrari’s chances of winning the championship this year and ...

Lewis Hamilton’s switch from Mercedes to Ferrari has created the odd headline in the Formula 1 world, leading to much speculation about his future performance with the iconic Italian team.

Lewis Hamilton is confident Ferrari has everything it needs to win the Formula One world championship, saying the “magic” at the team makes him more hopeful than ever of a record eighth title.

Lewis Hamilton will continue his preparations for his debut F1 season with Ferrari this week. The seven-time world champion will get back behind the wheel of an old Ferrari F1 car at Barcelona in ...

Lewis Hamilton says he feels “full of life” and “invigorated” as he prepares to start his new Ferrari adventure this season. The seven-time world champion made the comments in front of his ...

Lewis Hamilton says his first experience of a Ferrari Formula 1 challenger was “nothing like the cars I’ve had before” and is “unique in its own”. The seven-time world champion joins the ...

Lewis Hamilton has been warned he can never be considered the GOAT of Formula One because it's too difficult to compare modern day cars to the previous generation, according to former champion ...

Lewis Hamilton finally got his hands on his new F1 car after hitting the track in the SF-25 for the first time in a shakedown in Italy. The British star, alongside Charles Leclerc, went behind the ...

Lewis Hamilton's preparations for his first season in Formula One are continuing apace with the seven-time world champion testing with Ferrari this week at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.

We get it, Bernie, you don’t like Lewis Hamilton. The 96-year-old ex-Formula 1 CEO has again been criticising the sport’s most successful driver, this time over his move to Ferrari.