Lewis Hamilton will start the 2026 Formula 1 season with a new race engineer at Ferrari after Riccardo Adami was reassigned to another job within the Scuderia organisation.

Ferrari and Mercedes are preparing for a transformative 2026 Formula 1 season, with both teams entering the new era of regulations under intense scrutiny and high expectations. The major power unit and aerodynamic changes introduced by the FIA will demand a full redesign of their cars,

As always, let’s take a look at the two main Formula 1 stories from today, Sunday, January 18. Reports from German publication BILD suggest that the four-time world champion could have the option to walk away from his contract at the end of 2026 if he is not at least second in the drivers’ standings by the time the summer break arrives in late July.

As both a former Ferrari team principal and the current chief executive of Formula 1, Stefano Domenicali has a vested interest in the Scuderia finding some success

LEWIS HAMILTON’S race engineer at Ferrari has left his role as part of a shake up at the team. The Italian team announced they are to replace Riccardo Adami as Hamilton’s race engineer for the

Horse Power: Led by drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc and team principal Frédéric Vasseur, Ferrari's Formula 1 team is now worth a series-high $6.5 billion. And Mercedes isn’t even sitting in Formula 1’s pole position. That would be Ferrari ...

The 2025 that Lewis Hamilton experienced was far from ideal. A headline move to Italian giants Ferrari was upended by a sixth-placed Drivers' Championship finis

It’s been nearly 20 years since Ferrari last celebrated a Formula 1 world championship, and the wait continues for their passionate supporters. In 2008, Felipe Massa and Kimi Raikkonen led Ferrari to victory in the constructors’ championship,