Guenther Steiner can see Charles Leclerc having the beating of Lewis Hamilton in their first season as Ferrari team-mates. That is, Steiner warns, as long as Leclerc is able to learn, from having Hamilton in the same team,

Ferrari’s 2025 Formula One driver lineup commands attention.

An intense rivalry between seven-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton and his Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc is highly anticipated. Hamilton, joining Ferrari for the new season, aims for his eighth F1 title.

It has been suggested that Fred Vasseur, the Ferrari team principal, could struggle to manage his star-studded driver lineup if Hamilton and Leclerc find themselves competing for

Can Lewis Hamilton get better of Charles Leclerc in Ferrari switch? - Brit already looking at home with Scuderia ahead of new F1 season

Lewis Hamilton has recently unveiled his Formula 1 retirement plans, detailing the dream motor he would like to relax in when the time comes. ➡️ READ MORE Ferrari Formula 1 star Charles Leclerc has landed himself a new role with a signing ahead of the 2025 season.

Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton are expected to work well together in their first season as Ferrari team-mates - but Guenther Steiner is wary of the potential pitfalls

No places left to hide…it’s time for our F1 2025 predictions! We’ve polished off our crystal balls for what promises to be one of the most exciting (and closest!) F1 seasons we could ever witness. Let’s get stuck in.

Lewis Hamilton's new Ferrari F1 era suffered its first setback as the seven times world champion crashed Ferrari's 2023 F1 car at Barcelona. Scott Mitchell-Malm and Edd Straw discuss the fallout from the accident and what it means for Hamilton's ongoing 2025 preparations.

Lewis Hamilton has recently unveiled his Formula 1 retirement plans, which also feature his adorable pet dog Roscoe. Whilst Hamilton has recently stated that he could carry on racing until he is 50, the day will eventually arrive when the seven-time world champion has to hang up his racesuit.

Will Max Verstappen lose the world championship in 2025? Judging from the test days in Bahrain, Red Bull Racing and the four-time world champion don't seem like the favourites by any means. Most say McLaren is in the best shape,