Hamilton and Verstappen went toe-to-toe in 2021 as both drivers competed for the title but it appears the controversial season left its mark on Mercedes. Toto Wolff’s promise to

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen are held in similar regard as two of the greatest drivers that F1 has ever seen, but the two men, who combine for 11 Drivers’ Championship titles, have polar opposite stances on retiring from the sport.

Saturday’s F1 news includes Max Verstappen escaping an FIA punishment and the cause of Lewis Hamilton’s early Bahrain test exit. Let’s rattle through the day’s main headlines at breakneck speed… F1 news: Max Verstappen,

F1 legend Juan Pablo Montoya has given his opinion on the upcoming 2025 season. He believes that 2025 will not see Max Verstappen retaining his world champion s

The FIA have moved to change their rules ahead of the 2025 F1 season, which will impact Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen's clever loopholes.

Lewis Hamilton will be “reborn” at Ferrari, his rival Max Verstappen claimed at Formula One’s glitzy season launch in London.Hamilton’s blockbuster transfer from Mercedes to the Italian giants is the major talking point ahead of the new campaign which begins in Melbourne on March 16.

Helmut Marko, consultant to the Red Bull F1 team, warns the grid not to dismiss the potential impact of Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari in the 2025 season. Marko has

Lewis Hamilton will be "reborn" at Ferrari, his rival Max Verstappen claimed at Formula One's glitzy season launch in London.Hamilton's blockbuster transfer from Mercedes to the Italian giants is the major talking point ahead of the new campaign which begins in Melbourne on March 16.

Lewis Hamilton has shared his assessment of McLaren and Red Bull's performances during F1 pre-season testing in Bahrain. The Ferrari driver was impressed by McLaren's pace, particularly noting Lando Norris' strong showing.

Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton concluded the afternoon run on the final day of pre-season testing much earlier than anticipated due to an anomaly the team spotte

That is because a race run from former F1 title rival Max Verstappen also made him sit up and take notice, Hamilton expecting McLaren and Red Bull to pose a serious threat in F1 2