Lewis Hamilton has hit the snowboarding slopes as he prepares for his first F1 season at Ferrari. The seven-time world champion took to Instagram to share a video of him and friends taking in the mountain scenery on snowboards, although where exactly Hamilton was was not made clear. He does have a ranch in Colorado
1997 F1 champion Jacques Villeneuve has suggested Lewis Hamilton’s mentality could stop him from sticking around the sport in the near future. Hamilton has signed with Ferrari, joining the Italian squad following a highly successful 12-year stint with Mercedes. At 40 years of age, Hamilton is the second-oldest driver on the grid after former team-mate
Red Bull has reflected on the seismic Max Verstappen crash with Lewis Hamilton during the 2021 British Grand Prix, which left the team facing a startling reality. The opening lap at Silverstone saw Verstappen’s race come to an end when the pair collided at Copse corner, sending the Dutchman into the barrier at high speed.
Aston Martin has “categorically” denied speculation suggesting the Silverstone-based squad was using Max Verstappen as a ploy to court new investment. According to British tabloid The Daily Mail, Jefferson Stack, who has close ties to owner Lawrence Stroll, has been pitching to prospective investors that the Dutchman will leave Red Bull for the British marque.
Max Verstappen is seeing greater interest from the Aston Martin F1 team over a future tie-up, according to a report. The Dutchman indicated several times last year that he wants to stay at Red Bull, a team he has won four consecutive F1 titles with. However, with new technical regulations being introduced in 2026 which
Jacques Villeneuve has lamented Flavio Briatore for dismissive remarks he made about Lewis Hamilton joining Ferrari. The Alpine adviser questioned the decision for the Italian team to sign the seven-time F1 champion, arguing that it should have kept Carlos Sainz alongside Charles Leclerc. “Ferrari had two top drivers in Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz,” the
Nico Hulkenberg has long been associated with F1 after making his debut during the 2010 season. The German has endured periods on the sidelines, but his long relationship with the sport has seen him etch his name among the veteran drivers. Ahead of the 2026 F1 season, Hulkenberg sits as the 16th most experienced driver
New Aston Martin team principal Andy Cowell has given the squad a “world champion” label despite its shortcomings during a troubled 2024 season. Throughout the last campaign, the large number of upgrade packages delivered by the team failed to yield the expected boost in lap time, with Fernando Alonso in particular growing frustrated at times.
Red Bull junior Arvid Lindblad will be able to race in F1 as early as this season if he succeeds in claiming at least eight FIA super licence points in the 2025 Formula Regional Oceania Championship. The 17-year-old, who will compete for Campos in F2 this year, is currently taking part in the New Zealand-based
Max Verstappen has had to wait a considerable time to add a touch of ultimate luxury to his life. Placing an order two years ago, the four-time F1 champion has finally taken possession of a yacht, a 33-metre Mangusta GranSport 33, estimated to cost over £10 million (€12m; $12.33m). According to Gazzetta dello Sport Verstappen
Haas enters into the 2025 season with an all-new F1 driver line-up as Oliver Bearman joins forces with Esteban Ocon. Following the departures of Nico Hulkenberg to Sauber and Kevin Magnussen out of F1, it is the second time the team will start a campaign with an all-new pairing, following on from Mick Schumacher and
Red Bull encountered a very difficult 2024 F1 season, with Max Verstappen’s fourth consecutive F1 drivers’ title being its saving grace. The challenging campaign came on the back of the most dominant season in the history of the pinnacle of motorsport, with Red Bull winning 21 of the 22 races in 2023. As a result,
