Lewis Hamilton became “complacent” during his “easy” championship-winning years at Mercedes, with his move to Ferrari for F1 2025 bringing a “big shock” to the system. That is the claim of Jacques Villeneuve,

The 40-year-old was again disappointed, placing 16th for Sunday’s race after crashing out during sprint qualifying.

No wins. Nary even a podium finish. And virtually no hope of a championship. Lewis Hamilton is so fed up with his results at Ferrari midway through his first season with the team that he’s taking matters into his own hands.

In the fourth Test against England at Old Trafford, Manchester, India were reduced to 0/2 in their second innings. England posted 669 runs, gaining a 311-run lead. India needed a strong start with the bat. However, they lost two wickets in the first over.

Hamilton is a five-time winner of the Belgian GP, including last year, when he inherited victory after George Russell’s disqualification. You have to go back to his debut season in 2007 for the last time he finished the race but failed to stand on the podium, crossing the line in fourth place. It’s a track he loves and where he flourishes.

Lewis Hamilton says he is determined not to repeat the failures of Ferrari’s past prominent drivers, as the team rolls out a major upgrade package this weekend at Spa. Ferrari has brought a new rear suspension and revised rear wing to Belgium,

F 1 legend Lewis Hamilton has joked that he still has a sway in the Mercedes garage as the paddock awaits an official decision from team principal Toto Wolff over his 2026 driver line-up.

Lewis Hamilton’s move to Ferrari hasn’t gone according to plan. The seven-time world champion is still searching for his first podium with the team. Expectations were high when he made the switch from Mercedes,

Saturday’s fast-paced F1 news includes Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton issuing an apology after the FIA took action over an “unacceptable” mistake at the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa. Let’s fly through the day’s juiciest headlines at the speed of light…