Former Formula 1 driver and Sky Sports F1 commentator Karun Chandhok has revealed that Lewis Hamilton is worried about his qualifying pace, which could put him

Lewis Hamilton could reportedly sponsor the Ferrari team via his non-alcoholic tequila brand following his move from Mercedes for the F1 2025 season. It comes as further details surrounding the seven-time World Champion’s first pre-season with his new team come to light.

Sky Sports pundit and former F1 strategist Bernie Collins has revealed she believes Lewis Hamilton's move to Ferrari will be a 'struggle.'

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has revealed that there are 'lots of activities planned' with Lewis Hamilton after the Formula 1 2024 season finale in Abu Dh

Lewis Hamilton is leaving Mercedes to join Ferrari for the 2025 season; F1 will hold one day of post-season testing in Abu Dhabi in December; watch the Las Vegas GP live on Sky Sports F1, with 6am sta

Former Red Bull Racing driver David Coulthard has delivered a striking assessment of Lewis Hamilton . Formula 1 have confirmed a calendar change for 2025, with an announcement naming next year's Las Vegas race weekend as the host of a different series' season finale.

Ernest Knoors, a former Ferrari engineer, has criticised their decision to replace Carlos Sainz with Lewis Hamilton next season. He believes the Brit has the potential to cause unwanted 'drama' if things start going against him. "A big name like Hamilton also brings a lot of politics," Knoors told formule1.nl.

Lewis Hamilton will first test a Ferrari F1 car early next year, with the prospect of him driving at the 2024 post-season test in Abu Dhabi a non-starter. Seven-time F1 world champion will leave Mercedes after 12 years at the Silver Arrows at the end of the season and only has three races left before he moves to the Scuderia in 2025.

It is business as usual for Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton at the moment but emotions will no doubt kick in as the Briton's move to Ferrari next season edges closer to becoming a reality, Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff said on Thursday.

While Carlos Sainz has been given the green light to represent Williams in the Abu Dhabi test, Lewis Hamilton has not been given the same opportunity. Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff confirmed that brief talks took place between he and Hamilton,