The 2025 Formula 1 season begins this weekend with the Australian Grand Prix and all eyes are on Sir Lewis Hamilton as he makes his Ferrari debut. The most successful driver and constructor in the sport’s history have teamed up, with the Brit aiming to become the Scuderia’s first champion since Kimi Raikkonen in 2007.

Ferrari drivers and personnel ahead of Hamilton’s Scuderia debut in Australia this weekend, Kieran Jackson takes a deep dive into the biggest transfer in F1 history and asks: is an eighth title possible?

Former F1 David Coulthard said that Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari switch seems straight out of a Hollywood script but the final chapter seems uncertain.

Lewis Hamilton is set to face his toughest challenge across his 18-year F1 career as he embarks on what could be an era-defining season at Ferrari . The sporting legend was just 22-years-old when he joined McLaren in 2007 and it was in his first F1 race when he placed P3 following his team-mate Fernando Alonso in P2.

Lewis Hamilton is entering his 18th season in Formula One, but he might be more confident than ever and is ready to prove his doubters wrong.Hamilton joined Mercedes in 2013 and won six of his seven World Drivers' Championships with the Silver Arrows.

The Mercedes chief believes the top three from the 2024 season will trump over his team in the initial races of the 2025 season.

Lewis Hamilton, a seven-time Formula 1 World Champion, has transitioned to Ferrari in 2025, significantly increasing his earnings. With an annual salary of $60 million and numerous high-profile endorsements,

Max Verstappen F1 2025 title chances declared zero. While the trademark dominance of Verstappen and Red Bull in F1’s ground effect era faded as 2024 went on – team and driver

Lewis Hamilton has opened up on his first preseason testing with Ferrari as the Brit prepares for his first year with the Italian team.