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Ferrari arrived at the Shanghai International Circuit last year licking their wounds after they failed to extract the full potential from their car in a rain-hit season-opening Australian Grand Prix, and left Albert Park with just five points. Fast forward to this year and the mood is significantly better. Charles Leclerc gave Ferrari a podium to kick off the […]

Lewis Hamilton has called for a movement to “take Africa back,” saying the continent is being “controlled” by European powers. Speaking on the cusp of the new Formula 1 season, the seven-time champion outlined his ambition to compete in a grand prix on African soil before the end of his career. But the 41-year-old Briton,

Lewis Hamilton added another milestone to his legendary career during the 2026 Australian Grand Prix, extending his own all-time high record for the most consecutive seasons leading a race in Formula 1 history. By taking the lead even for a few laps at Albert Park, the Ferrari driver has now led at least one race in 20 straight Formula 1

Ex-Ferrari race engineer Rob Smedley has backed Lewis Hamilton for a resurgence in this year’s Formula 1season, believing the radical new regulations will suit him. Hamilton won just two Grands Prix during the ground-effect era, and in his debut season with Ferrari last year, failed to score a podium finish for the first time in his career. A

Lewis Hamilton’s team radio during Australian Grand Prix practice have emerged – and they have concerned fans. Hamilton’s second season with Ferrari is now underway, with free practice 1 and free practice 2 completed in Melbourne on Friday. The seven-time world champion had an encouraging day, placing second behind team-mate Charles Leclerc in FP1 before a fourth-placed finish in

Lewis Hamilton says he does not want to retire from Formula 1 until he can race in a grand prix in Africa. The seven-time world champion said he had been “fighting in the background” for the past six or seven years, asking the sport’s bosses “why are we not in Africa?”. “I don’t want to

The Briton reflects on the importance of believing in oneself: “There will always be people who try to knock you down, but you can never stop fighting.” The countdown to the new Formula 1 season is almost over. As the paddock gets ready to fire up the engines for the Australian Grand Prix, most fans are focused on

Lewis Hamilton has taken to social media to recall the “ridiculous” dream he had as he celebrates a landmark 20th season in F1. The seven-time champion is to start his 20th season of grand prix racing in 2026, during which time he has competed in 380 of 381 grands prix held, won a record 105

As the 2026 Formula 1 season builds momentum on the track, headlines away from racing have centered on two of the sport’s biggest names and both of the current Scuderia Ferrari drivers – seven-time world champion Sir Lewis Hamilton, and Monaco’s Charles Leclerc – but for very different reasons. For Hamilton, he’s been taking steps in