Lewis Hamilton would not have got his blockbuster move to Ferrari had Mattia Binotto still been there as team principal. After achieving record-breaking success with Mercedes – collecting six of his seven Drivers’ titles in a period of eight straight Mercedes Constructors’ triumps from 2014-21 – Hamilton will embark on a new career chapter from F1 2025 when he links up with Ferrari.

Former Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto revealed Lewis Hamilton was never a choice for the team during his tenure. He said that the team had their eyes set on other drivers at the time.

Despite his unwavering loyalty to Mercedes, Fred Vasseur claims it wasn't difficult to convince Lewis Hamilton to switch to Ferrari

Lewis Hamilton is leaving Mercedes for Ferrari in 2025 as the British seven-time F1 champion bids for an eighth title before he eventually declares his racing days over

It has been confirmed Lewis Hamilton will not be partaking in post-season testing with Ferrari after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in December.

Lewis Hamilton will not be allowed to complete post-season mileage at the Abu Dhabi tyre test with his new team Ferrari at the end of the campaign. The Brit is contracted with Mercedes through the event, meaning he won’t be able to use it to get a leg up with his next employers.

An ex-Formula 1 star has given his take on Lewis Hamilton's prospects of challenging for a world title at Ferrari next season. The seven-time champion will make the move from Mercedes to the Italian giants in 2025,

Fred Vasseur believes Lewis Hamilton's signing validates the success of the project he is undertaking at Ferrari because the seven-time World Champion is a driver who wants "guarantees". Hamilton has just six race weekends left at Mercedes before making the move to Ferrar in the winter.

Despite having a deal in place for next season, Hamilton broke his contract with the Silver Arrows to force through a move to Ferrari for 2025. The switch rocked F1 as well as Mer