Lewis Hamilton defends Ferrari team despite F1 strategy blunder: ‘No mixed emotions’ - Ferrari opted not to pit neither Hamilton nor Charles Leclerc while Mercedes pitted both their drivers

Formula 1 superstar Lewis Hamilton has broken multiple records since he made his debut in 2007. The British driver has become one of the best in the category, winning 105 races on the way to seven world championships with

Lewis Hamilton has shared new details about the planned sequel to the recent F1 movie. The racing legend confirmed that early work on the follow-up is already underway, with writers and producers

He's one of the most successful drivers in Formula One, but Lewis Hamilton's focus stretches beyond the track as he works to help young people access education and careers.

Jolyon Palmer believes the 2026 cars could suit Lewis Hamilton better than the ground-effect era, but warns some braking traits may still favour Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen

Hamilton has outlined recovering from a tough first season with Ferrari to be better this year: "You won't see that person again"

Lewis Hamilton does not hold a bad feeling after Ferrari did not pit him or Charles Leclerc during Virtual Safety Car periods in Melbourne.

Hamilton was a producer on the first F1 movie and is heavily involved in the second as well, currently working with producer Jerry Bruckheimer and director Joseph Kosinski on a story. The star driver also seems aware that,

There’s no doubt that Kim Kardashian is a trailblazer. She’s created her own path, carved out her own spaces in industries, and added new layers to what women – and people – can achieve. But can she continue traditions and carry them on?

Lewis Hamilton has made a strong statement about his retirement, saying that he will not leave the sport until Formula 1 returns to Africa. The seven-time world champion emphasized that racing on the continent is a goal he hopes to achieve before stepping away from the sport.