An F1 expert expects Charles Leclerc to win a race before Lewis Hamilton, simply because the Monegasque has been there longer at Ferrari

Before 2024, F1 fans could only have dreamt of seeing Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc in a straight fight for the drivers’ title. Other theorists might have wondered which of the two would be the quicker driver, given equal machinery and conditions.

That prediction is coming from Ferrari vice chairman Piero Ferrari, as Lewis Hamilton continues to settle into life with the Scuderia. Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc set for F

Lewis Hamilton isn't known for his one-lap pace, but the seven-time world champion has been left encouraged by his testing performance at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya

Lewis Hamilton's recent session in Ferrari's 2024 car at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya has raised eyebrows over his partnership with Charles Leclerc. This

The Cleveland Browns are getting set for NFL free agency and running back Nick Chubb is among the names set to hit the open market. With one superstar in defensive end Myles Garrett already requesting a trade, the Browns could lose another locker room glue guy in C

For Lewis Hamilton, the ultimate goal is to achieve his record-breaking eight world title with Ferrari. To once again be the best in the world, the Briton will in any case have quite a challenge ahead of him with Charles Leclerc sitting in the Ferrari alongside him.

Carlos Sainz knew Charles Leclerc would never be the driver to be replaced by Ferrari when the prospect of Lewis Hamilton became realistic.

Charles Leclerc recently admitted to an entertaining yet awkward moment ahead of the 2025 Formula 1 season. The Monegasque driver revealed that he accidentally

Lewis Hamilton has brushed off concerns about his one-lap speed heading into his first season as a Ferrari driver, finishing one-tenth clear of new team-mate Charles Leclerc on the opening day of a Pirelli tyre test at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.

Lewis Hamilton has impressed Ferrari by delivering his first speech in Italian, reading from his phone in a pre-prepared message to thank fans. The seven-time world champion demonstrated his commitment to adapting to life at the Maranello-based team with his well-delivered address.