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Imagine you’re behind the wheel of a legendary Ferrari F40. It’s a wet roadway, and you make the bad decision to goose the throttle. You lost the back end and made the mistake of hitting the ...

Between an onslaught of mainline cars and a string of hot-selling Red Line Club exclusive online drops, Hot Wheels has been staying busy, and it's showing no signs of slowing down. Just the other day, ...

From the December 1982 issue of Car and Driver. Assuming that the concept of "your garden-variety Ferrari" has some basis in real life, then this 400i has a special significance, because it's not ...

Lewis Hamilton 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 ...

The seven-time world champion showed off some his new Italian speaking skills before posing alongside the £2million Ferrari F40 outside of the founder's old house. Hamilton also toured Ferrari's ...

A new era for Formula 1 officially began on Wednesday when Lewis Hamilton got behind the wheel of a Ferrari for the first time. The Briton announced he would join the Scuderia last February and ...

Lewis Hamilton greeted Ferrari fans desperate to get a glimpse of him racing the team’s new car (Picture: Getty) Lewis Hamilton greeted a crowd of waiting fans on Wednesday as he drove a Ferrari ...

Lewis Hamilton of Great Britain driving the (44) Ferrari SF-23 during his first official days as a Scuderia Ferrari F1 driver at Fiorano Circuit - Source: Getty Ferrari will launch its 2025 car ...

This image of Hamilton with the F40 quickly went around the world Credit: PA And fans who gathered at Ferrari’s Fiorano test track on Wednesday, many of them standing on a bridge overlooking the ...

The seven-time world champion is testing a 2023 Ferrari – the latest model he is allowed to use – and is permitted to drive 1,000 kilometres (621 miles) under Formula One’s rules.