Ferrari, Lewis Hamilton and Bernie Ecclestone

Lewis Hamilton ‘won’t last’ at Ferrari due to one clear reason, says ex-F1 chief Bernie Ecclestone
After 12 seasons with Mercedes, Lewis Hamilton has embarked on a new challenge, joining rivals Ferrari in his pursuit for a record-breaking eighth Drivers’ World Championship
Bernie Ecclestone predicts Lewis Hamilton will fail at Ferrari
Former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has predicted that Lewis Hamilton “won’t last” at Ferrari following his blockbuster switch from Mercedes. Seven-time world champion Hamilton stunned the world last February by announcing his switch to Ferrari for 2025 following an illustrious 12-year stint with the Silver Arrows.
Former F1 CEO Offers Unfiltered Opinion On Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari Move - 'Lot Of Enemies'
Former Formula 1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone has offered his unfiltered opinions on Lewis Hamilton's bombshell Ferrari move, revealing that he is bound to attract a "
Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc take part in F1 test for Ferrari in Barcelona
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Lewis Hamilton urged to stop ‘nonsense’ as Bernie Ecclestone makes feeling clear on Ferrari F1 move
Seven-time F1 world champion Hamilton has moved to Ferrari this year but ex-F1 supremo Ecclestone believes the 40-year-old driver will not even see out his two-year contract
Lewis Hamilton’s Latest Ferrari Test: A Warning Shot to Leclerc?
Lewis Hamilton's recent session in Ferrari's 2024 car at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya has raised eyebrows over his partnership with Charles Leclerc. This
Hamilton "Won't Last Long at Ferrari" and "Has Lost His Motivation" - Ecclestone
Former F1 Supremo Bernie Ecclestone has given his thoughts on Sir Lewis Hamilton joining Ferrari, something that he's not too excited about.
Lewis Hamilton concerns raised as Bernie Ecclestone expects Ferrari partnership to end in tatters
Former Formula One chief Bernie Ecclestone has predicted that Lewis Hamilton "won't last" at Ferrari following the British driver's shock move for the 2025 season. Hamilton, who has signed with the Italian team in pursuit of a record eighth world championship,
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Lewis Hamilton’s first piece of Ferrari merch sells out – but fans will get second chance
Lewis Hamilton's first piece of Ferrari merchandise has sold out - but fans wanting to get their hands on some will get a ...
Toto Wolff admits to huge Mercedes mistake that made Lewis Hamilton unhappy
Lewis Hamilton will drive his Ferrari racing machine pre-season testing in Bahrain at the end of February, having left ...
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Lewis Hamilton facing four-month window with Ferrari Project 678 on the horizon – report
That is according to a new report from Italy, putting the emphasis on Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc to make a strong ...
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Lewis Hamilton warned about repeat of Daniel Ricciardo failure
Lewis Hamilton reminded of Daniel Ricciardo adaptation struggles at McLaren before Ferrari debut. Lewis Hamilton has been ...
Lewis Hamilton Tipped To 'Push The Limits' At Ferrari By Former Mercedes Teammate
Lewis Hamilton's former Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg has backed him for his move to Ferrari, noting that his drive to 'push ...
Lewis Hamilton still has the race pace to win an eighth F1 title: 'The magic is still there'
Lewis Hamilton's qualifying pace might not be what it once was, but his race pace is still good enough to power him to an eighth world title, if he's in a compe ...
F1 teenager Kimi Antonelli just got his driver’s license — right on time to replace Lewis Hamilton
Andrea Kimi Antonelli was more nervous than he had been for some time. A racing driver’s career can often hinge on sliding ...
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Hamilton’s ‘different’ Ferrari pressure as footage of first Schumacher test emerges
Despite comparisons being drawn between Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher, Piero Ferrari says the situation is "different".