Formula 1’s official tyre supplier Pirelli tested the latest version of its new, narrower tyres for next season at the Circuit de Catalunya today. Ferrari and McLaren supplied cars for the test. Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc drove last year’s SF-24 which had been modified to suit the tyres intended for use on cars which
Ferrari and McLaren have been testing tyres for Pirelli for the 2026 season, and the opening day saw Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc in action on behalf of Ferrari. On the Spanish track, the seven-time world champion was just slightly quicker than the Monegasque.
Charles Leclerc was the adoration of Ferrari fans the world over and he was seen by the leadership at Ferrari, holistically, as the man who would bring the Driver’s title back to Maranello. However, as of late, his new teammate, Lewis Hamilton, has been casting a shadow over the Monegasque, and luxury watch-maker, Richard Mille,
Ferrari recently unveiled its new team kit for 2025 on social media. Drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc modelled the new garments, as preparations continue for the upcoming 2025 season.
Now that seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton has joined Ferrari, Charles Leclerc gains an extremely fast and experienced teammate. This could well cause friction within the Scuderia at some point. Former McLaren and Williams driver Juan Pablo Montoya therefore advises the Monegasque to play the political game well in order to keep Ferrari’s support for the
Charles Leclerc is set to face off against his third teammate at Ferrari: After Sebastian Vettel and Carlos Sainz, now Lewis Hamilton will drive alongside the Monegasque driver. Piero Ferrari, the son of Enzo, is not at all worried by the line-up the Scuderia have for the upcoming season.
Charles Leclerc will be measured directly against the most successful Formula 1 driver of all time this year. Last year he once again out-scored Carlos Sainz Jnr, though there wasn’t much between the Ferrari team mates, and there were days Leclerc didn’t quite have the pace. But the combined strength of their driver line-up was
Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc know the name of their new F1 car for the 2025 season. Whether the name was discussed at length is unclear. The fact is that the Italian team has dubbed the car the SF-25 – obviously a reference to the year 2025.
Lewis Hamilton’s Wednesday did not go according to plan at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, but his new teammate, Charles Leclerc was just as disappointed. The Monegasque driver was scheduled to drive the SF-23 in the afternoon, but could not do so because of the damage sustained during the aforementioned incidnet.
Lewis Hamilton’s upcoming Ferrari stint has been met with much resistance, with warnings springing about in terms of the excitement around the seven-time world champion’s next adventure at the Scuderia, given his age, the caliber of his teammate, Charles Leclerc, and the monumental challenge ahead -returning the F1 Drivers’ title to Maranello-, which are all
Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc take to the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya again on Wednesday for their second TPC (testing of the previous car) event with Ferrari. Read about the Italian F1 team’s test programme here.
It is not only the fans counting down the days until the Australian Grand Prix, but it is also the drivers, the teams and the Grand Prix organisers. The drivers have been busy completing side quests and press videos for their teams while some teams are out driving. On the logistical side of things, some
