Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton admitted that the puncture on his W15 F1 car during the Qatar Grand Prix was likely caused by his front wing settings rather than

Mercedes has revealed that it denied Lewis Hamilton's initial request to retire from the Formula 1 Qatar Grand Prix to

The seven-time F1 world champion needs reinvigorating at Ferrari after a month of Mercedes misery but, as Kieran Jackson discusses, the Briton’s mentality could cause concern for the Scuderia ahead of

Lewis Hamilton has issued a public apology to Mercedes following the Qatar Grand Prix. The apology came on the heels of a challenging race marked by a false sta

Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur has zero concerns about Lewis Hamilton and his pace worries, pointing to Las Vegas as perceived evidence that this is a non-issue. Just one final race weekend remains for Hamilton before he bids farewell to Mercedes and becomes a Ferrari driver,

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has said he is “not worried at all” about Lewis Hamilton’s apparent slump in form at Mercedes. Hamilton, who is set to join Ferrari in 2025, has also claimed that “he isn’t fast anymore” as his 18th season in Formula 1 comes to a close.

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has given his verdict on Lewis Hamilton's performance in recent races, especially after a disastrous Qatar Grand Prix where

Lewis Hamilton endured another bitterly disappointing weekend as his time at Mercedes drew another week closer to coming to an end with a whimper. The 39-year-old wanted to bow out of Sunday's Qatar Grand Prix early after plummeting down the field from sixth on the grid.

The seven-time F1 world champion needs reinvigorating Ferrari as soon as possible after a month of Mercedes misery