Weighing in on Ferrari and Fred Vasseur's ability to lend emotional support, Frits van Amersfoort predicts success for Lewis Hamilton

Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton has already beaten the record set by his teammate Charles Leclerc at Ferrari. Hamilton's bombshell arrival at Ferrari's

Hamilton climbed into the SF-23, the team’s challenger during the 2023 season, at Ferrari’s test track on Wednesday and put the machine through its paces. Under F1’s Testing of Previous Cars (TPC) regulations, Hamilton was able to get a feel for Ferrari machinery while driving a car used in a previous season.

Charles Leclerc expressed his delight in being able to witness Lewis Hamilton ’s first Ferrari F1 test in person, declaring it “a very special day for the team”. It’s been a busy week at Maranello for Ferrari, with Hamilton visiting the team’s factory for the first time.

Rumors have emerged suggesting that Charles Leclerc has asked to observe a key moment in Lewis Hamilton's transition to Ferrari. The reports indicate that the

Lewis Hamilton is already setting records with Ferrari as his first post beat Charles Leclerc's Monza pic for most Instagram F1 likes.

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc have enjoyed a cordial start to life as Ferrari team-mates, but it remains to be seen how racing against each other will affect their relationship

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 spent his first day in Maranello after joining Ferrari. The Briton's viral Instagram post has broken a new record as well, while fellow competitors Lando Norris and George Russell also left a message for the seven-time world champion.

Seven-times Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton had his first outing on the track for Ferrari on a misty Wednesday morning at Maranello, realising his dream of driving in the iconic red of the Italian team.

Lewis Hamilton’s “gut feeling” drove him to sign with Ferrari, calling time on his 12-year Mercedes career to instead vy for his elusive eighth title in red. Hamilton shocked the world of motorsport,