Ferrari have announced the official name of the first F1 car Lewis Hamilton will drive with the team in 2025. The seven-time world champion is yet to take to the track in Ferrari’s 2025 challenger, with Hamilton instead getting to grips with his new team in the SF-23 and 24.

The seven-time F1 champion walked away unharmed, but the crash canceled Wednesday's running for Charles Leclerc

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 Hamilton has issued a one-word message to new teammate Charles Leclerc after Ferrari released the first official images of the duo. Last week, Hamilton finally began life as a Ferrari driver as he arrived at the team's base in Maranello.

Ferrari vice chairman Piero Ferrari has drawn parallels between the generational dynamic of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton to that seen in tennis between Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic. The son of Enzo Ferrari believes the age gap between his Formula 1 drivers presents an intriguing battle of youth versus experience.

Charles Leclerc had best "be careful" of Lewis Hamilton, who was "cunning" enough to get Ferrari president John Elkann on his side.

That rollout began with the first images of Hamilton as he met with senior management, and continued with his first days on track testing the SF-23, the team’s challenger for the 2023 campaign. Now we have our first images of Hamilton alongside teammate Charles Leclerc as Ferrari shared a video with the two drivers in their 2025 race kits,

Toto Wolff has labelled Lewis Hamilton’s unveiling at Ferrari last week as “iconic” as the Mercedes boss looks ahead to life without the seven-time F1 world champion. After six drivers’ world championships in 12 years,