Carlos Sainz, who has been a key part of Ferrari’s Formula 1 team since 2021, has shown remarkable composure and professionalism following the team’s decision to replace him with Lewis Hamilton for the 2025 season.

While his Ferrari days might be almost behind him, Carlos Sainz says he feels no regrets or negativity towards the team despite being

Ferrari team principal Vasseur, who worked with Hamilton in junior formula in the mid-2000s, revealed that work on the 2025 car – codenamed project 677 – has already started, with Italian press reporting the design concept will focus on suspension changes to aid Hamilton’s driving style.

Carlos Sainz would have loved to stay with Ferrari but understands why the team could not say no to Lewis Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton will team up with Charles Leclerc at Ferrari next year and team principal Frederic Vasseur has shed some light on the team's preparations for the 2025 season

Lewis Hamilton will end his 12-year association with Mercedes’ F1 team to join Ferrari in 2025. It is being billed as one of the, if not the, biggest driver transfer in the sport’s history. However, legendary F1 driver Sir Jackie Stewart cannot help but feel surprised.

Lewis Hamilton has just six Grand Prix left with Mercedes, a company which will forever be close to his heart. The German manufacturer has been the driving force behind the Brit's success in F1, as he has been powered by a Mercedes-AMG engine in all of his F1 starts.

Mercedes star Lewis Hamilton has sent his fans wild on social media with an exciting announcement. The seven-time world champion spun the Formula 1 world into a frenzy when he announced he would be leaving Mercedes to join Ferrari for 2025.

After Lewis Hamilton lost the World Championship on the last lap in Abu Dhabi, his performance along with Mercedes' performance was severely affected as the driver went a very long time without a win.