Lewis Hamilton will kick off the 2025 season with his new team at Ferrari, and former Red Bull boss Richard Hopkins said that another former world champion could have been his main motivation.

There is an ongoing debate about whether Michael Schumacher or Lewis Hamilton is the greatest Formula 1 driver of all time. Both drivers have achieved seven World Championships. Hamilton holds more victories,

Lewis Hamilton has ambitions to win a record-breaking eighth Formula 1 title but has seen doubt cast on his aspirations since joining Ferrari from Mercedes for the 2025 season

Michael Schumacher wouldn't want Lewis Hamilton to secure a historic eighth F1 title as the Australian Grand Prix creeps closer. That's according to 1997 world champion Jacques Villeneuve, who believes the German would want the pair to remain level.

Lewis Hamilton will be looking to win a record eighth F1 Drivers' Championship title in his first season with Ferrari - a move which would see him move clear of Michael Schumacher

“No, Michael Schumacher wouldn’t be happy to see Lewis Hamilton win the eighth championship,” he told YaySweepstakes.com. “Nobody who holds a record wants to be beaten. It's the name of the game, that's why you're a sportsman. And every driver, including me, always said, ‘Oh, the number of wins don't matter, records don't’, but that's not true.

The eyes of the sporting world will be on Lewis Hamilton when the lights go out for Sunday’s season-opening Australian Grand Prix. Hamilton will fulfil a lifelong ambition by starting his 19th Formula One campaign in the red of Ferrari following a mouth-watering transfer from Mercedes which is set to earn him north of £100million.

After more than three months, the wait is over. Formula 1 is back. 20 of the world's best drivers are gearing up for the Australian Grand Prix, the first of 24 races on the 2025 schedule. Max Verstappen,

Lewis Hamilton was joined by both his mum and step-mum in Fiorano for his first test with Ferrari, and he has now revealed the former's brutal reaction to his switch

Lewis Hamilton admits there is much to dissect after he and his Ferrari were way off the pace in Saturday’s qualifying session ahead of the Australian Grand Prix There is much anticipation ahead of the first race of the new season with Hamilton finally fulfilling his wish to compete in the colours of the prestigious Italian manufacturer,