Not since Michael Schumacher’s Ferrari debut in November 1995 has so much of the world’s attention been focused on the Fiorano circuit as it was this past Wednesday. This time it was to document and cheer the arrival of another F1 World Champion,

The 40-year-old set a time of around one minute per lap, which is slower than teammate Leclerc's 57.6 set a couple of years ago and F1 great Michael Schumacher, who holds the lap record of 55.999 in Ferrari's title-winning F2004 car.

Lewis Hamilton's "gut feeling" drove him to sign with Ferrari, calling time on his 12-year Mercedes career to instead race in red.