Lewis Hamilton’s wait for a first Ferrari podium dragged on in 2025, with a 10-second time penalty in Mexico costing him what could have been his best chance yet. The Briton qualified third, his highest grid position since joining Ferrari,

Lewis Hamilton has worried fans with his post-race interview after finishing eighth at the Mexico Grand Prix on Sunday. Hamilton qualified in third at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez and had a positive feeling ahead of potentially recording his first podium for Ferrari in the 2025 season.

Lewis Hamilton claimed ‘it’s kind of nuts’ he was the only driver to receive a penalty in Mexico in a rant reminiscent of one 14 years ago. The seven-time world champion saw his

Ferrari were strong at the United States Grand Prix as Leclerc made it to the podium while Hamilton matched his best Grand Prix result of the year, finishing fourth. And the Scuderia carried that strong pace into the Mexico race weekend, mounting a serious challenge for pole position in qualifying.

Ferrari may not have had a great Formula 1 season but drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc remain aligned when it comes to at least one crucial aspect of the team

Fernando Alonso was spotted giving a sarcastic applause to Lewis Hamilton, seemingly accusing his long-time Formula 1 rival of blocking him during practice at the Mexico City Grand Prix. The incident,

Lewis Hamilton said Ferrari's US GP showed there's more to unlock from the SF-25 after he and Charles Leclerc finished P3 and P4

We stay in touch. He supports me through my weekends, he sends me texts. I’m forever grateful for the relationship we have.”