Ferrari chiefs have been told they should’ve offered one Formula One star a ‘blank cheque’ to join instead of Lewis Hamilton. The British driver was welcomed as a Ferrari driver for the first time earlier this month, with anticipation building ahead of the new Formula One season.

Lewis Hamilton has joined Ferrari in what is, without a doubt, the biggest story of the F1 2025 championship barring a potential 2021 Abu Dhabi-esque season finale. 37 months after losing the Drivers’ Championship title to Max Verstappen in controversial circumstances at the Yas Marina circuit,

Max Verstappen has already given his views on Lewis Hamilton's high-profile move from Mercedes to Ferrari ahead of the 2025 season. In 2024, Red Bull Racing superstar Verstappen further etched himself into Formula 1's history books as he clinched his fourth successive world title.

Although Ferrari have brought seven-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton into the fold, Tom Coronel still believes they should’ve offered Max Verstappen a “blank cheque” to join. Almost 12 months after his move to Ferrari was announced,

Helmut Marko has made his feelings clear about Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari title bid in 2025 with Red Bull and Max Verstappen gunning for a fifth-straight F1 drivers' crown

Max Verstappen has been hailed as faster than Lewis Hamilton - even when driving inferior machinery. That is the verdict delivered by Red Bull’s Helmut Marko in the immediate aftermath of Hamilton’s debut Ferrari test. Hamilton’s switch from Mercedes to Ferrari means he could renew his title rivalry with Verstappen.

Max Verstappen's future with Red Bull faces uncertainty as a Formula 1 insider raises concerns over the team's ability to deliver a competitive car for the 2025 season.

Pre-season is the time of year for predictions to be made and loyalties to be decided and former Sky Sports F1 pundit Johnny Herbert has made it clear he is backing Lewis Hamilton

Red Bull senior advisor Helmut Marko has predicted the 2025 season for Max Verstappen after Lewis Hamilton arrived at Ferrari's Maranello headquarters on Monday

Lewis Hamilton has set another Formula 1 record following his Ferrari debut after an astonishing figure has been released. The seven-time world champion will attempt to chase down the most elusive record of all at Ferrari,

Ferrari will expect Lewis Hamilton to be up to speed with the car and the team “within two or three races”, according to Martin Brundle. After years of speculation that a move to Ferrari could be on the cards,