Ferrari has unveiled its brand-new SF-25 Formula 1 car in Maranello, Italy, through an exciting first video reveal. This car ...

A driver upgrade for the Ferrari Formula 1 team has been revealed ahead of Lewis Hamilton's debut season in the sport with ...

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Lewis Hamilton drove a bright red Ferrari Formula 1 car for the first time ahead of the upcoming season. Ferrari posted the video of Hamilton taking the car for a spin in the team's test track in ...

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. British driver Lewis Hamilton waves to fans as he steers a Ferrari Formula One SF-23 at the Ferrari private ...

In his 18-year career in Formula 1, the seven-time world champion has only ever driven cars fitted with Mercedes engines - first at McLaren and then at Mercedes. While Ferrari uses the same 1.6 ...

as well as giving him the chance to experience how the Ferrari engine operates. Until today, Hamilton had only driven Mercedes engines throughout his 18-year F1 career. The day will have also ...

Even though the world had almost a year to digest the news, seeing Hamilton in Ferrari red makes it finally feel real. Hamilton arrived in Maranello this week, and the Ferrari social media teams ...

The air was thick with anticipation and the damp Fiorano circuit glistened under a moody Italian sky as Lewis Hamilton stepped into a Ferrari Formula 1 car for the first time on Wednesday morning. It ...

Lewis Hamilton’s legendary Formula 1 career entered a thrilling new chapter on Wednesday morning as the seven-time world champion took to the track for the first time in Ferrari red. The fog hung ...

Lewis Hamilton will play a vital part in Ferrari's quest to finally end their long Formula 1 title drought. That is the view of former F1 driver Johnny Herbert as the Brit completed his first laps ...

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.