Lewis Hamilton has been told that he may struggle to make an instant impact at Ferrari following his switch to the Italian team ahead of the 2025 Formula One season

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While Lewis Hamilton crashing in testing ahead of his Ferrari debut may be alarming “on the face of it”, in actual fact, it showed just how comfortable he was feeling. That is the claim made by Formula 1 analyst Peter Windsor,

Lewis Hamilton will drive for Ferrari this season, but this former F1 chief has warned that the Brit will not be welcomed with open arms at the Scuderia

The seven-time world champion made headlines when he crashed his Ferrari during the team’s pre-season testing programme. Hamilton was unhurt in the accident which took place on the second day of running during a behind closed doors test at Barcelona last Wednesday.

Ferrari have launched their first merchandise collection of the 2025 season, although fans will need to pay £135 if they want to get their hands on the new Lewis Hamilton cap and the Prancing Horse’s official Puma teamwear shirt.

Told to learn the Ferrari culture and Italian language, Lewis Hamilton has put his progress in that mission on full display. That request had come from the former Ferrari team principal, now Formula 1’s president and CEO,

McLaren's Lando Norris has thrown his support behind Lewis Hamilton's move to Ferrari, stating he "would probably do the same" if in Hamilton's position. Speaking on ITV's This Morning, the 25-year-old British driver praised his compatriot's decision to join the Italian team for the 2025 Formula 1 season.

Lewis Hamilton urged to stop ‘nonsense’ as ex-F1 chief Bernie Ecclestone makes feeling clear on Ferrari move - Seven-time F1 world champion Hamilton has moved to Ferrari this year but ex-F1 supremo Ec

Lewis Hamilton has been warned his latest chapter in F1 may not be smooth sailing as he gets to grips with Ferrari machinery – a problem that Daniel Ricciardo knows all too well. Last winter, the seven-time world champion sent shockwaves through the paddock by confirming his switch from Mercedes to Maranello,