Lewis Hamilton is preparing for his maiden season with Ferrari after joining the Scuderia over the winter following a 12-year spell with Mercedes. But the 40-year-old has been warned by former F1 strategy engineer Bernie Collins that he will face plenty of challenges with the Italian team as their set-up will be different to what he is used to.

All eyes are on Lewis Hamilton and his new team, Scuderia Ferrari HP, as the 2025 Formula One season is about to begin. With anticipation high after one of the most controversial driver transfers in the sport’s history,

Lewis Hamilton may have a joint-record seven Formula 1 titles to his name, but he suggested winning the championship with Ferrari would be the most important yet.

SAKHIR, Bahrain — Lewis Hamilton has started Formula One pre-season testing for Ferrari. The 40-year-old British driver announced last year was leaving Mercedes to join Ferrari after spending 11 years and winning six of his seven world titles with the Silver Arrows.

Hamilton went over two years without a race win following that controversial race, as Red Bull emerged as the dominant force in the sport. He did come back to claim two wins in 2024, but Mercedes clearly had the fourth-fastest car on the grid, something the seven-time champ appeared to see coming as he announced an early exit to Ferrari.

Lewis Hamilton will have a first impression of how his Ferrari rates against the rest when Formula One starts three days of testing in Bahrain on Wednesday with a new crop of cars and drivers. The seven times world champion,

F1 legend Mario Andretti has bestowed a new Italian-inspired nickname upon Lewis Hamilton following his move to Ferrari. The seven-time world champion will now be known as "Luigi" as he prepares to join the iconic Italian team.

Lewis Hamilton has revealed his thoughts on the factors contributing to Ferrari's current performance and his personal journey since joining the team. After a s