Lewis Hamilton has made a candid admission about his underlying fears in Formula 1, despite being one of the sport's most experienced drivers. Hamilton is a seven-time F1 world champion, and is largely regarded as one of the greatest drivers the sport has ever seen.

Lewis Hamilton has announced a new venture away from Formula One. The F1 icon has partnered with renowned designer Kim Jones for Dior's latest lifestyle capsule collection.

The Brazilian ended his career without a World Championship to his name, having come closest in 2008 when he finished a single point behind Lewis Hamilton in his sophomore year in the sport.

Ferrari team principal Vasseur, who worked with Hamilton in junior formula in the mid-2000s, revealed that work on the 2025 car – codenamed project 677 – has already started, with Italian press reporting the design concept will focus on suspension changes to aid Hamilton’s driving style.

Felipe Massa opens up on his ongoing legal battle against Formula 1 over the 2008 Crashgate Scandal that saw him lose the championship to Lewis Hamilton.

According to F1 journalist Joe Saward, seven-time F1 champion Lewis Hamilton might be looking to 'sponsor himself' when he joins Ferrari in 2025, through his ow

Lewis Hamilton has revealed that he does not plan on making a driving comeback when he eventually retires from F1, and will not know if an eighth title will represent a natural end point for his career until it happens,

Sir Jackie Stewart has remarked it is “unusual” for Lewis Hamilton to move to Ferrari at a late age and said it will be the seven-time World Champion’s “biggest challenge.” Hamilton will move to Maranello next year at the age of 40 and Stewart reckons it will be an almighty task for the current Mercedes man.

F1 icon Jackie Stewart feels Lewis Hamilton has proven he still has the quality to compete when he joins Ferrari next year, but there will naturally be concerns as he approaches his 40th birthday. Hamilton's 10-year stint with Mercedes will come to an end this winter when he leaves to join Ferrari in a blockbuster move ahead of next season.

Seven-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has opened up on mental health struggles he suffered as a child, providing an update for fans. The 39-year-old is largely considered to be one of the best F1 drivers to ever grace the sport,