Exclusive: Hamilton would be a record-breaker with one more title but Sky F1’s Ted Kravitz says the Brit is already at ‘peace’ with seven world championships

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Sainz has been replaced by Hamilton at Ferrari this season as the seven-time world champion completed a blockbuster switch from F1 rivals Mercedes. Ferrari ended 2024 with a very strong car and narrowly missed out on a first constructors’ world championship since 2008 to McLaren.

Ferrari have signed seven-time Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton to partner their established star Charles Leclerc, but it remains to be seen how they will get along

Lewis Hamilton’s stunning move to Ferrari has been a major talking point in the weeks ahead of the 2025 Formula 1 season. The legendary team introduced their newest driver over a few days in January,

Lewis Hamilton 's debut season with Ferrari has been simulated ahead of the upcoming 2025 season, and the results are very surprising to see.

Lewis Hamilton has been tipped to win the 2025 Formula 1 drivers' title by former Ferrari star Carlos Sainz. The seven-time world champion sent shockwaves through the F1 paddock in 2024 when he announced that he would be leaving Mercedes to join Ferrari.

Carlos Sainz, who was ousted by Ferrari to make way for Lewis Hamilton, thinks his replacement will do well at the Italian F1 team. However, he stresses that past performance does not show the full picture and the level of competitiveness the Briton will show in the SF-25 depends on several factors.

Williams driver Carlos Sainz, who was replaced by Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari this year, has weighed in on the chances of the seven-time world champion securing h

Carlos Sainz drove his 2025 Williams for the first time at a cold, grey Silverstone on Friday but the former Ferrari driver reserved judgement on how he would feel scrapping for points rather than wins this season.