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.

Just a year after making his F1 debut, Leclerc was signed by Ferrari in 2019 and instantly made an impact, outshining four-time champion Sebastian Vettel. With eight wins and an impressive 26 pole positions, the Monegasque is one of the fastest drivers on the grid and adored by Ferrari and their passionate Tifosi fanbase.

Vettel had joined Ferrari the previous year from Red Bull, where he had won four straight world championships from 2010 to 2013, dominating the sport. Yet for all his success, nothing could match the allure of racing for F1’s most famous,

Tifosi in Milan were delighted this week as Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc took to the streets in Formula 1 machinery for a show run ahead of the new season

Lewis Hamilton avoided injury as he stumbled from his Ferrari F1 car in Milan. Lewis Hamilton styled out a potentially painful moment as he lost his balance stepping out of his Ferrari F1 car during a demonstration run in Milan.

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.

Mirror Sport previews the upcoming 2025 Formula 1 season and predicts the outcome with Lando Norris, Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen all revving up for glory

Lando Norris will have to defy plenty of history to win the Formula 1 title this year. There's his friend-turned-rival Max Verstappen's bid for a fifth title in a row. Just like the only driver to achieve that feat,

Ferrari have been backed to emerge as the “surprise” package for F1 2025 with Lewis Hamilton gunning for a record eighth title. That is the prediction made by former Haas F1 team boss turned pundit Guenther Steiner,

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