With the onset of 2025, seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton is now officially a Ferrari driver. This milestone syncs with a positive development at Ferrari

Lewis Hamilton's surprise move to Ferrari has left the F1 world spinning and plenty of questions have arisen from the remarkable situation.

British driver Lewis Hamilton is officially a Ferrari F1 driver, having left Mercedes – and he has already taken to social media. Seven-time Formula One champion Hamilton, 39, has formally left Mercedes after 12 years as one of the team’s drivers after his contract expired on December 31, 2024.

Lewis Hamilton is officially a Ferrari Formula 1 driver now and aims to win an eighth title before retiring from the sport, though it will not be easy up against Charles Leclerc

Carlos Sainz has thanked Ferrari fans for their "incredible support" as he bids farewell to the Scuderia, heading to Williams.

Details of Lewis Hamilton's first-ever Ferrari Formula 1 car have emerged ahead of the 2025 season. Back in February, the world of F1 was shaken to its core after it was confirmed that seven-time world champion Hamilton would be leaving Mercedes.

From Lewis Hamilton joining Ferrari and Max Verstappen renewing his rivalry with Lando Norris, here's what to look for ahead of the Formula 1 season in 2025.

Relive Lewis Hamilton’s dominant 2019 F1 season, from strategic brilliance to record-breaking wins, cementing his legendary status. As one chapter of Lewis Hamilton’s extraordinary career comes to a close,

Lewis Hamilton has received a boost ahead of his move to Ferrari, with the team’s F1 2025 car set to be “completely new” compared to this year’s SF-24. Hamilton is due to start work at Ferrari next month,