Lewis Hamilton and Enzo Ferrari’s son, Piero, have often spoken for the better part of a decade. A joke here and there, but a Ferrari drive for the Briton was always in the air according to the Italian. That the move is becoming a reality when Hamilton’s 40 years old, Piero agrees that it may
Since becoming a FIA steward, there has been a lot of controversy surrounding Johnny Herbert. Decisions that have been made by the former F1 driver have come under criticism, but the reason for his departure from the governing body is because of his interviews conducted with betting companies. Along with that, there have also been
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.
The second day of Ferrari’s current TPC (testing of previous car) event did not go according to plan for Lewis Hamilton. Driving the SF-23, the Briton lost control of his car and ended up in the wall. The driver was not hurt, but the car was damaged. The aerodynamic and suspension components were affected.
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 made quite an entrace at Ferrari last week. The seven-time world champion’s blockbuster transfer was completed ahead of this season, as thousands of fans turned up to great the British driver in Maranello. Esteban Ocon, who will compete for Haas F1 in 2025, was also at the Ferrari factory at the time, therefore,
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
Lewis Hamilton continued preparations for his debut as a Ferrari grand prix driver by testing one of the team’s cars at the Circuit de Catalunya today. The seven-times world champion drove a 2023-specification SF-23 chassis at the home of the Spanish Grand Prix. He previously tested the car at Fiorano last week. The SF-23 was
Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton may return to action for Ferrari. Recently, a test took place at Fiorano. Since Tuesday, the Scuderia has been running a three-day test in Barcelona with the SF-23. The perfect opportunity for Hamilton and Leclerc to get ready for the new F1 season.
As the winter break comes closer to an end, the drivers are returning to their team’s home base, teams are announcing their car reveals, and partnerships are being announced. The season will be starting soon, but the teams have been working hard behind the scenes.
Ferrari has announced via a video on social media which racing suits Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc will be driving for the upcoming Formula 1 season. On Sunday, the Italian Scuderia’s socials indicated there would be an announcement on Monday, which turned out to be the racing suits for the 2025 season.
