Lewis Hamilton heads into the Spanish Grand Prix this weekend with high hopes, as an eye-catching statistic from recent years offers a potential boost to his 2025 campaign with Ferrari. So far, Hamilton’s switch to Ferrari hasn’t delivered the success many expected, with the team securing just two podiums this season, both achieved by Charles
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Ferrari arrive in Monaco determined to erase their nagging qualifying weakness and have placed seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton at the centre of the fix. Hamilton revealed that he and the Maranello engineers spent the early part of the week “So I was in the simulator on Monday, I was in nice and early in the
MoreLewis Hamilton rolled into Imola wearing a Ferrari crash helmet freshly stamped with the logo of AI-powered answer engine Perplexity. The decal signalled a lucrative personal sponsorship that the seven-time World Champion secured in the days before the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, choosing an individual tie-up rather than letting the $9 billion tech firm align
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Late in the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, a safety-car shuffle left Charles Leclerc staring at rubber that was “f**ked,” his word for 11-lap-old mediums that still needed 17 tours of the demanding circuit. Engineer Bryan Bozzi suggested staying out, warning the new softs might fade. Team-mate Lewis Hamilton, running behind, was eyeing the pits. Raw
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Lewis Hamilton’s first competitive outing at Imola in scarlet delivered both a stirring comeback drive and a playful rebuke to sections of the Italian press. On Saturday the seven-time champion had slumped to a surprise Q2 exit alongside Charles Leclerc, leaving many tifosi fearing another slog through traffic. Yet 24 hours later he sliced from
MoreLewis Hamilton’s first Italian Grand Prix weekend as a Ferrari driver took a painful turn when both scarlet cars crashed out of Q2 at Imola, leaving the seven-time champion 12th on the grid and visibly upset. Charles Leclerc fared little better in 11th, marking the Scuderia’s earliest joint exit from qualifying this season and souring
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Lewis Hamilton’s personal wealth is estimated at $285 million for 2025, cementing the Briton as Formula 1’s richest active driver and ninth overall on the latest Sunday Times 40-Under-40 rich list. That valuation blends salary, bonuses, prize money, investments and a blue-chip sponsorship roster. Ferrari windfall Hamilton’s switch to Ferrari this season unlocked a record
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Lewis Hamilton posted a shirtless workout photo to his Instagram story, and Formula 1 fans promptly revived the bizarre “Thirst Trap Curse” theory linking such images to impending sackings. One Reddit user declared, “If the Lewis thirst trap correlation remains true, someone is getting fired real soon.” The belief gained traction after past shirtless posts
MoreFerrari entered 2025 hailed as dark-horse title contenders after signing Lewis Hamilton to partner Charles Leclerc. Six races later, they sit fourth, 152 points adrift of runaway leaders McLaren, and Damon Hill warns that team principal Fred Vasseur is “going to feel the heat.” Performance Gap Widens Aside from Leclerc’s podium in Saudi Arabia, the
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Ralf Schumacher has ridiculed Lewis Hamilton’s behaviour at Ferrari, dubbing him “Mimimi Hamilton.” The ex-Grand Prix winner believes the seven-time champion is fuelling internal tension instead of solving it. Schumacher aired his views on Sky Germany’s Backstage Pitlane podcast. Radio Flashpoint Triggers Backlash Hamilton’s ire flared in Miami when slow team-order calls left him behind
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