McLaren boss admits he is "excited" by Lewis Hamilton's arrival at F1 rivals Ferrari. McLaren F1 team principal Andrea Stella admits Lewis Hamilton ’s switch to Ferrari has left him “excited”.

Lewis Hamilton picked up some valuable track time at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya earlier this week, but it was not all plain sailing for the Brit with a crash on the second day of testing

Lewis Hamilton has been backed by Sky Sports F1 commentator David Croft to secure his eighth F1 title this year, which he anticipates is the 40-year-old driver'

Lewis Hamilton has been told that the upcoming 2025 F1 season could be his best chance of winning a record-breaking eighth world title. The seven-time world champion has completed a blockbuster switch from Mercedes to F1 rivals Ferrari, where he will team up alongside Charles Leclerc as he seeks an unprecedented eighth world title.

After crashing out of testing, Lewis Hamilton will get an immediate shot at redemption as Ferrari take part in a Pirelli tyre test this week.

McLaren's Andrea Stella praised Lewis Hamilton's historic move to Ferrari but warned that McLaren will intensify their rivalry and challenge Ferrari on the track in the 2025 season.

It was an announcement that transcended the sports world and carried over into the world at large. Family members and friends who knew nothing about Formula 1 were asking for a comparison, and the idea of Tom Brady leaving the New England Patriots for the New York Jets, or the Dallas Cowboys, was quickly offered as a comparison.

Lewis Hamilton is “back in the game” with his former team-mate Nico Rosberg declaring his move to Ferrari shows his desire to “push his limits”. 12 months after his long goodbye to Mercedes began with his pre-season announcement he would be leaving the team to join Ferrari,

Lewis Hamilton, now with Ferrari after his move from Mercedes, has shared his first post since a minor crash during testing.

Lewis Hamilton has been handed a deadline for his championship chances at Ferrari to be assessed ahead of what could be cracked up to be one of the most competitive seasons in the sport's recent history.