Lewis Hamilton is undoubtedly, one of the best drivers on the current F1 grid. Being a former seven-time world champion, he has immense might in the sport, but despite this, the 1980 world champion, Alan Jones feels he won’t prove to be the answer in Ferrari’s pursuit of a world title.
Ferrari-bound Lewis Hamilton has had a disappointing start to the 2024 campaign during his final year with Mercedes. The seven-time world champion failed to score a podium finish in either of the two races.
Lewis Hamilton‘s shock switch to Scuderia Ferrari for 2025 has led to a busy driver market. Mercedes needs to find an ideal replacement who could fill in the shoes of the seven-time world champion.
Lewis Hamilton will depart Mercedes at the end of the 2024 season. The seven-time world champion has signed a long-term deal with Scuderia Ferrari commencing from 2025.
Lewis Hamilton sealed his shocking move to Ferrari in 2025 before the commencement of the 2024 season. Hence, Mercedes currently has an empty spot for a driver to fill in the footsteps of the seven-time world champion.
The 2008 World Championship was won by Lewis Hamilton amidst controversial circumstances. The entire Crashgate Scandal at the Singaporean GP caused Felipe Massa to lose out on one point which cost him the title.
The 2024 season was off to a rocky start for Mercedes after scoring mediocre points in both races. Notably, the W15 challenger isn’t one of the best creations by Brackley.
Oliver Bearman has become a sensation after his brilliant performance in his debut F1 race in Saudi Arabia. Throughout the 50-lap event, the youngest Ferrari driver drove very well and maintained enough composure to finish his exploits in P7.
Lewis Hamilton, the former seven-time world champion, is a global personality. Wherever he goes, the crowd follows, and the same happened during a recent Petronas event in Kaula Lumpur, Malaysia.
Briton Oliver Bearman partook in his debut race at the Saudi Arabian GP. Bearman drove exceptionally well in his first race in Formula 1 and scored crucial points.
Mercedes’ 2024 campaign has been somewhat similar to the team’s results in 2023. The crew was excited to get their hands on the W15 challenger and potentially score great results down the season.
For the third straight season, Mercedes hasn't given Lewis Hamilton a title-contending car, so where are the Silver Arrows falling short in 2024?
Oliver Bearman made his debut at Saudi Arabian GP, he was there to replace Carlos Sainz due to his appendicitis surgery. Berman was called in FP3 by Ferrari where he tested out the SF24.
Lewis Hamilton, the former seven-time world champion, will be seen wearing the iconic red gear of the Ferrari next year. This unprecedented move was not expected by many and while a lot was said about it, ex-F1 engineer, Rob Smedley, has come up with some advice for the Brit.
Lewis Hamilton‘s shocking move to Ferrari from the 2025 season shook the entire grid. Hence, the team now requires a driver to follow in the footsteps of the seven-time world champion.
Sir Lewis Hamilton‘s move to Ferrari in 2025, taking advantage of his exit clause, was a huge surprise to the F1 garage. Hamilton is looking to win a record breaking eight world title with Ferrari.
Teenager Oliver Bearman says it was "really fulfilling" to have Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso praise him after his F1 debut.
Lewis Hamilton, the former seven-time world champion, will be seen repping the red of Ferrari from the 2025 season onward. He is an absolute legend of the sport but despite this, the former F1 team manager, Flavio Briatore has made it known that Hamilton will struggle to go up against the prolific Charles Leclerc.
Ferrari had a great finish at the Saudi Arabian GP despite Carlos Sainz being absent from the race due to Appendicitis. The debutant Oliver Bearman scored points in his first-ever race in Formula 1 and proved his racing mettle to the grid.
Mercedes did not make the greatest impression at the Saudi Arabian GP, as they finished P6 and P9 in the race. Mercedes have been making headlines for all the wrong reasons since the introduction of the new regulations in the 2022 season.
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Lewis Hamilton will be disappointed with his starting position in Bahrain, although his W15 machine is optimised for race day. Hamilton and Mercedes captured all the F1 news headlines yesterday by going fastest in Practice 2.
Lewis Hamilton and George Russell and their W15 machines provided a surprise in Free Practice 2 by topping the timing sheets. Out of all the front-running teams, Mercedes were the most reserved during pre-season.
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