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Lewis Hamilton confirms Ferrari F1 'change' plans for 2026 season in public statement

Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton marked his 41st birthday with a reflective social media post, declaring "the time for change is now".

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Lewis Hamilton releases statement on 41st birthday as F1 star ‘leaves behind Year of the Snake’ ahead of Ferrari return

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Lewis Hamilton shares birthday cake photo as F1 icon turns 41

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Lewis Hamilton hints at Ferrari F1 change in 2026 with defiant birthday statement

Lewis Hamilton declared "the time for change is now" in a self-motivating birthday social media post.

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Lewis Hamilton 41st birthday: Will this be his last F1 season? What are his, Ferrari's hopes for 2026?

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Sergio Perez on Red Bull stint with Max Verstappen: ‘It was the worst job in F1’

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Sergio Pérez says being Max Verstappen’s teammate at Red Bull was F1’s ‘worst job’

“I knew what I was getting into; this project is built for Max. When I sit down for the first time with Christian (Horner), he tells me, ‘Look, we’re going to race with two cars because we have to rac...

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IndyCar star’s bold Max Verstappen/McLaren F1 claim

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Guenther Steiner: Marc Marquez the “Max Verstappen” of MotoGP

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Lewis Hamilton planning rethink with ‘personal team’ after ‘very draining’ admission

Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton has revealed that he is planning a rethink with his "personal team" ahead of the F1 2026 season.

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F1 live | Bottas makes Ferrari switch, ex-driver picks Verstappen over Hamilton

Good morning and welcome to today’s edition of GPblog liveblog. Kindly check back at intervals to catch up with the latest happenings across the world of Formula 1. Valtteri Bottas will take to the track at the Adelaide Motorsport Festival,

‘Hardly anyone knows’ – Ex-F1 team chief reveals Lewis Hamilton almost signed for them as deal collapsed for tiny reason

LEWIS HAMILTON almost started his F1 career at a different team than McLaren. The iconic British driver won the first of his seven World Championship titles with the team. Hamilton, 41, drove