Lewis Hamilton's recent move to Ferrari has sparked a wave of nostalgia for racing legend Michael Schumacher. After Ferrari revealed the first images of Hamilt

Until recently, the 18-year-old Italian sensation couldn't legally drive a modest 1ltr hatchback on public roads, despite being trusted by Mercedes to fill the shoes of none other than Lewis Hamilton in their high-stakes F1 races.

"Lewis’ final stint - there was a magic that only a Lewis or a Max or a Fernando have that extra bit of magic to deliver that sort of performance."

Formula 1 fans are demanding to know when they can buy the latest Ferrari "drip" after the team's latest post featuring Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc in th

It was this kind of wonder that Hamilton, a seven-time world champion who has seen and won it all in Formula One, sought when he decided to move to Ferrari. For all the success he enjoyed with Mercedes, nothing could match the history and the magic of F1 ’s most iconic team.

Lewis Hamilton is set to test a Ferrari once again this week – this time in Barcelona – after driving in scarlet red for the first time last week. The seven-time F1 world champion, 40, received a rapturous reception in Maranello last week as his two-year contract at Ferrari began.

Hamilton has already used up 89km at Fiorano, with the shorter Italian circuit allowing him to complete 30 laps. For this second test in Barcelona, Ferrari have switched their focus onto tyre wear and race starts. According to Motorsport.it, Ferrari feel there is “room for improvement” with their starts, particularly around the clutch.

Seven-time Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton says he has realized his “dream” after his first official day at Ferrari, promising “a new era” for the team.

Talented teenager Kimi Antonelli is the heir to Lewis Hamilton's throne at Mercedes and is so young that he only this week passed his road driving test

Lewis Hamilton has made his hotly anticipated debut in a Ferrari car on track as the team prepare for the 2025 Formula 1 season. The seven-time world champion battled thick fog that greeted him at Ferrari's Maranello HQ - a good omen as fellow seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher also battled the fog on his first day at Ferrari back in 1995.