Hamilton was spotted in a suit and tie as he walked into the Ferrari factory for the first time in an official capacity, following his move from Mercedes. First Lewis Hamilton Fer

Lewis Hamilton will link up with Ferrari for the first time today. Although the former Mercedes driver officially joined Ferrari on January 1, it is not until January 20 that he will arrive at Maranello. He is set to test a Ferrari F1 car this week - but not on Monday, his first day.

Nearly a year has passed since Lewis Hamilton was first announced as a Ferrari driver for the F1 2025 season. Now, he’s finally about to settle into life in Maranello. A new era for the Scuderia is about to begin — and here’s how Lewis Hamilton and new teammate Charles Leclerc will be getting started.

Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna was left impressed by Lewis Hamilton ’s LinkedIn post ahead of his first weeks as a driver for the Prancing Horse. The Brit embarks on a new chapter of his glittering F1 career with the legendary Italian constructor after a tough campaign with Mercedes in 2024.

Lewis Hamilton has put himself “back into the game” with his move to Ferrari, the company’s CEO Benedetto Vigna has warned F1 rivals. The seven-time world champion has completed F1’s biggest-ever driver move by swapping Mercedes for Ferrari, where he will link up with Charles Leclerc for the upcoming 2025 season.

It can also suit the promoters. Zandvoort’s decision to stop hosting F1 after 2026 points to the pressures — and costs — involved in staging a race. Spa looked in serious doubt just a few years ago, and while the interest from the local stakeholders has certainly taken an uplift since then, a couple of off years may actually suit the track.

That sale made Hamilton’s W04 the second most expensive F1 car auction sale in history, pipping a Ferrari F2002-GA, driven by Michael Schumacher en route to his sixth Drivers’ Championship title. The iconic red machine sold for £12.2m and is one of only three F1 machines to auction for an eight-figure sum.

Intense preparations to replace Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes have been revealed after the seven-time Formula 1 champion's exit from the Silver Arrows last month. Hamilton shocked the world of F1 in February 2024 by announcing his move to Ferrari for the 2025 season and beyond after 12 seasons with Mercedes.

Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna is one of many looking forward to Lewis Hamilton's much-anticipated Ferrari tenure. At the recent sponsorship press conference with new partner UniCredit, the Italian was full of praise for the seven-time Formula 1 world champion.

Lewis Hamilton begins a new chapter in his illustrious Formula 1 career today as he arrives at Ferrari's Maranello factory for the first time since his blockbuster move was announced last February. The seven-time world champion starts his £50million-plus-a-year contract with the Italian racing giants,