Lewis Hamilton will first test a Ferrari F1 car early next year, with the prospect of him driving at the 2024 post-season test in Abu Dhabi a non-starter. Seven-time F1 world champion will leave Mercedes after 12 years at the Silver Arrows at the end of the season and only has three races left before he moves to the Scuderia in 2025.

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has revealed that Lewis Hamilton will test in one of the team's older cars of the current ground effect era through one or t

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Lewis Hamilton leaves Mercedes at the end of December to start a new era of his trophy-laden Formula 1 career with Ferrari, ahead of his 40th birthday in January

Lewis Hamilton is unlikely to get behind the wheel of a Ferrari during the post-season tests in Abu Dhabi before his official season debut in Formula One with the 'Rossa'. The seven-time

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has confirmed that Lewis Hamilton will drive an old Ferrari car, as he prepares for a move to the Maranello outfit.

Fred Vasseur has shared new details on when we can expect to see Lewis Hamilton in Ferrari action for the first time after his Mercedes move.

Formula One teams have always been cautious about opening up too much to the outside world, so close is the competition, and so closely guarded are their secrets. When Netflix first explained its “Drive to Survive” docuseries concept to teams toward the end of 2017,

Lewis Hamilton was absent from a stunning Mercedes driver release announcement, with George Russell appearing solo. Hamilton is set to join Ferrari ahead of 2025, ditching the Mercedes team with whom he has claimed six drivers' championship titles across 12 seasons.

Lewis Hamilton features prominently with Mercedes giving fans the chance to play a special part in the final race together for this history-making partnership, while Formula 1’s governing body the FIA has parted ways with another senior staff member.