Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff admitted that advice from Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola prevented him from holding back Lewis Hamilton after he revea

Lewis Hamilton has struggled for form in 2024 and has been outperformed by George Russell at Mercedes, raising questions over whether the seven-time world champion will be able to compete with Charles

Max Verstappen will aim to mathematically seal his fourth consecutive Drivers' Championship in Las Vegas later this month. The Red Bull star took a dagger to Lando Norris ' title bid in Brazil last time out, where he surged from 17th on the grid to take the win.

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has revealed that he had an idea of Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari signing two weeks before the news was broken to him by the seven

Former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone believes Lewis Hamilton will not win another world championship ahead of the Mercedes star’s move to Ferrari next year. Seven-time F1 world champion Hamilton will leave the Silver Arrows – where he has won six of his titles – at the end of the season ahead of his highly-anticipated move to the Scuderia in 2025.

Lewis Hamilton’s recent F1 performances have been blasted in a brutal rant where the champion was described as ‘too old’. The 39-year-old may be in his 18th F1 season, but has shown no intention of retiring anytime soon after confirming his move to Ferrari for 2025.

Sir Lewis Hamilton's post-race radio message to his team has stoked rumours that he'll leave the team early before the end of the 2024 season, all while Max Verstappen lauded the praise given to him after his epic Brazilian Grand Prix drive.

Ferrari have announced a new signing for the 2025 Formula 1 season, as they prepare to make a bold challenge for both world championships. The Italian team are arguably the most iconic name in the history of the sport,

Former F1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone, who ran the sport for nearly 40 years from 1987 by forming the Formula One Group, believes that seven-time world champion Lewis

Lewis Hamilton is low on confidence ahead of his move to Ferrari and hasn't been signed by the F1 side for his 'speed'. That's according to former Formula One driver Karun Chandhok, who has become the latest figure associated with the sport to deliver his verdict on Hamilton.