Lewis Hamilton has not yet driven a metre in the SF-25, but his feeling in Ferrari ‘s cars is already said to be better than at Mercedes. So reports Italy’s La Gazzetta dello Sport.
Xavier Marcos Padros was Charles Leclerc’ s race engineer at Ferrari until 2024, parting ways in early May, with the Scuderia making the switch ahead of the Imola Grand Prix. Since then, the Monegasque driver has had Bryan Bozzi’s voice on his ear. Although the former Ferrari employee now focuses more on the World Endurance Championship
After the announcement that Lewis Hamilton is going to Ferrari, many fans are waiting to see what will happen during his first season at Ferrari. Other teams have also paid a lot of attention to the switch. One person in particular is Calum Nicholas, one of the more well-known people on the Red Bull Racing mechanics
Brad Pitt was seen in the paddock and on the F1 grid multiple times over the past two Formula 1 seasons filming the ‘F1’ movie. Now, as the filming has concluded and the release date is getting closer, Formula 1 has released a teaser trailer. Many F1 teams and drivers have shared their excitement over
David Coulthard believes that Lewis Hamilton crashed his Ferrari in testing due to a misunderstanding of how the car works. The former Red Bull, McLaren, and Williams driver is certain that the crash will only act as a minor teething problem for the Brit, who is still getting to grips with the culture shock at
Making it in the world of motorsport is not easy, nor is it cheap. To truly make it to the top, you have to be willing to make hard decisions and huge sacrifices. As many drivers start their motorsport careers at a young age through karting, most of the sacrifices are made by the whole
Mohammed Ben Sulayem reflected on Johnny Herbert’s no longer being an FIA steward in Madrid, and also revisited the topic of swearing in Formula One. Elsewhere, Herbert hopes for Lewis Hamilton’s eighth world title, while British youngster Arvid Lindblad made a great step forwards making his F1 debut. GPblog presents you the best news of
Former Formula 1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone has taken another swipe at the series’ most successful driver, Lewis Hamilton, predicting his high-profile move to Ferrari will end in failure. Hamilton began testing for Ferrari last month after joining the team from Mercedes. But Ecclestone doubts he will reach the end of his second year at the