For now, Hamilton has been spotted wearing several different Richard Mille watches. The first was the RM 67-02 ‘Italy’, with its distinctive red strap and lightweight carbon case – in fact, at just 33 grams, this is the lightest watch Richard Mille makes, and it’s the same model frequently worn by his Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc.

Should Charles Leclerc be worried about his Ferrari seat now that Lewis Hamilton has arrived? Fred Vasseur says no.

Lewis Hamilton drives Ferrari F1 car on streets of Milan ahead of 2025 season - The new Ferrari driver was speeding around the Piazza Castello alongside Charles Leclerc on Thursday

Lewis Hamilton winning a record eighth Formula One title in the red overalls of Ferrari at the age of 40 would be a story straight out of Hollywood, whose own Brad Pitt movie is scheduled to race across cinema screens in June.

He won't race for Ferrari until next week in Australia, ending 13 months of hype since he announced his decision to leave Mercedes.

Seven-time F1 world champion would love nothing more than to bring the F1 Drivers' Championship back to Ferrari.

Due to his age and dismal 2024 season, there have been suggestions that Hamilton will struggle to get the better of supremely talented team-mate Charles Leclerc, but now the seven