Lewis Hamilton’s first public appearance as a Ferrari driver at the Formula 1 season launch in London drew massive applause. The seven-time World Cham

Excitement is building for the 2025 F1 season when Lewis Hamilton bids to become an eight-time world champion in the red colours of Ferrari - but he's not the first British driver to have raced for th

Hamilton’s blockbuster transfer to the Italian giants is the major talking point ahead of the new campaign which begins in Melbourne on March 16.

Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc won't be speaking to the press at tonight’s (Tuesday) Formula One launch event. The Formula One world will be descending on the O2 Arena in London for the 2025 season’s curtain raiser.

Seven-times world champion Hamilton has left Mercedes after 12 seasons to join the Italian giants for the upcoming campaign that starts with next month's Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne.

Lewis Hamilton has reached an important personal milestone at Ferrari, following his move to the team at the start of 2025. The seven-time world champion has ditched the Mercedes team with whom he spent 12 highly-successful seasons, winning 84 grands prix and claiming six of his seven world titles between 2014-2020.

The seven-time world champion made his first public appearance for the Scuderia at the F1 75 Live event at London's O2 Arena on Tuesday, joining new teammate Charles Leclerc and team boss Fred Vasseur on stage after Ferrari unveiled their new car for the 2025 season,

Max Verstappen remains Formula One's highest-paid driver in 2025, earning a staggering £52million-a-year from Red Bull. The Dutchman's salary tops that of Lewis Hamilton, who will pocket £48m annually following his shock switch to Ferrari.