The idea of racing one day with Ferrari ... able to give him and Charles. Piero Ferrari lauded Lewis Hamilton with praises due to the latter’s racecraft in Formula 1. Ferrari was confident ...
Lewis Hamilton, a seven-time Formula 1 champion, has joined Ferrari. He marked his first day with a visit to the Fiorano track and a meeting with Piero Ferrari. Hamilton expressed joy in fulfilling his dream of racing for Ferrari,
As for the technical side, Charles and Lewis did their laps in not the best weather, but they got back in the swing of things and immersed themselves in the track environment prior to the first proper test in a month’s time in Bahrain. It was also a warm-up for the team in the garage. That was the sole purpose of today.
Lewis Hamilton has begun work at Ferrari with “total immersion” into the team at Maranello, saying he is realizing a career dream. The seven-time world champion, signed by Ferrari to race
Seven-time Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton has arrived at Ferrari’s headquarters to get down to work with his new team.
Following two days of meetings and introductions, Lewis Hamilton finally got to do what he was hired to do at Ferrari. Climb into the cockpit of a Formula 1 car and push it to the limit. Hamilton climbed into the SF-23,
Lewis Hamilton has described his first experience behind the wheel of a Ferrari Formula 1 car as "one of the best feelings of my life" after making his track debut with his new team in Maranello on Wednesday.
Lewis Hamilton is set to reunite with his former trainer Angela Cullen as he begins his new journey with Ferrari in Formula 1. Cullen was instrumental in helpin
Lewis Hamilton marked the start of a new era in his illustrious career with an emotional first day at Ferrari ’s headquarters in Maranello. The seven-time Formula 1 World Champion has joined the Scuderia after leaving Mercedes, replacing Carlos Sainz to partner Charles Leclerc.
Formula 1 superstar Lewis Hamilton has officially begun his tenure at Ferrari, one year after making the shock announcement that he would be leaving Mercedes-Benz AMG, the team where he won six of his seven world championships. Mercedes has also powered Hamilton's cars throughout his entire F1 career.
Ferrari have issued a rare statement following Lewis Hamilton's first visit to Maranello and Fiorano ahead of the F1 2025 season.