Lewis Hamilton is looking back on an “amazing journey” and the most successful partnership in Formula 1 history as he prepares to bid farewell to Mercedes this week and join Ferrari.

Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur has zero concerns about Lewis Hamilton and his pace worries, pointing to Las Vegas as perceived evidence that this is a non-issue. Just one final race weekend remains for Hamilton before he bids farewell to Mercedes and becomes a Ferrari driver,

A Formula 1 world champion has delivered his verdict on the possibility of Lewis Hamilton opting to make an early exit from Mercedes . His comments come in the wake of last weekend's Qatar Grand Prix, where the 39-year-old laboured to a 12th-place finish.

After an emotional victory at his home British Grand Prix in July ended a 945-day wait for a win, Hamilton took another win at the Belgian Grand Prix when his teammate George Russell finished first but was disqualified. Since then, though, Hamilton has struggled to keep pace with Russell.

Ferrari has detailed its plan for Lewis Hamilton's onboarding process, set to begin in late January 2025. As part of the program, Hamilton will drive one of Fer

For Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton, a long highly successful partnership comes to an end next Sunday. Ahead of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, team boss Toto Wolff extensively praised the Briton before Hamilton switches to rival Ferrari.