Ferrari are said to be unconcerned about Lewis Hamilton crashing out of pre-season testing despite the incident disrupting their programme in Spain. The seven-time world champion lost control of the team's 2023 car at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on Wednesday but emerged unscathed.

“Lewis is far behind in terms of his preparation because he missed the postseason test in Abu Dhabi, where Sainz drove for Williams,” Connor McDonagh told the Crash F1 podcast. “So this mileage, even though it isn’t a lot, is so crucial to get up to speed, to learn the steering wheel, and to build relationships.

Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton has already beaten the record set by his teammate Charles Leclerc at Ferrari. Hamilton's bombshell arrival at Ferrari's

The rollout of Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari continues. Last week the Formula 1 team slowly rolled out their newest driver, living legend Hamilton, over a few days at their factory. That rollout began with the first images of Hamilton as he met with senior management,

“Even if a peak Hamilton joined Ferrari, he would have a tough time against Leclerc. “It depends if Hamilton can take a step forward in qualifying. Leclerc is widely regarded as the fastest driver over one lap, especially when he puts it all together.

Seven-time Formula 1 champion and newly acquired Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton will join teammate Charles Leclerc in Barcelona to begin testing for the 2025 season on Tuesday. The former Mercedes legend took his first photos "in red" last week, but officially hits the track for 186 laps of testing at Barcelona with Leclerc from Jan. 28-30.

Ferrari have revealed a change for Charles Leclerc in 2025, following Lewis Hamilton ’s arrival at the Formula 1 team. Hamilton made his Maranello debut last week, when Ferrari drip-fed pictures of the champion's tour around the factory, from his arrival to his debut test .

Lewis Hamilton arrived at Maranello this week amid plenty of external noise. The Brit’s one-lap pace and commitment to F1 were questioned by doubters in 2024, but the sport’s most decorated driver has a clear path to glory in Ferrari ’s iconic scarlet red.

Formula 1 team Ferrari has revealed their F1 suites for the upcoming 2025 season alongside Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton in a special promotional video.

A group of Ferrari fans were unable to contain their excitement as they delivered their bold predictions ahead of Lewis Hamilton's first campaign with the team. Hamilton - a seven-time Formula 1 champion - made the blockbuster switch to the Scuderia during the off-season following his departure from Mercedes.