Lewis Hamilton makes feelings clear on Ferrari’s ‘no rules’ outlook - The Briton cut a forlorn figure after finishing a lowly sixth at Ferrari’s home race, the Italian Grand Prix, on Sunday

Without so much as running a cloth over it, Hamilton ensured the F40 was transported to Maranello's "Classiche" department -- which restores and certifies Ferraris that are over 20 years old -- to restore it to as close to original condition as possible.

Lewis Hamilton arrived at Monza in a Ferrari F40, and it may have been the best entrance he’s every made to an Formula 1 race weekend. But there was something special beneath the hood of his new car’s red

" This is the car of my dreams and has been for as long as I can remember, " Lewis Hamilton wrote on Instagram last week to announce to his 43.8 million followers that a Ferrari F40 had just arrived in his garage.

Lewis Hamilton says he won’t give up on his title hopes after a disappointing Italian Grand Prix, but he believes the destiny of the 2026 Formula 1 world championship is out of Ferrari's hands.Hamilton and Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc fought on the opening lap of the race,

LEWIS HAMILTON has all but thrown in the towel in the F1 title race, while having a pop at Ferrari. The seven-time world champion was outclassed by 20-year-old Kimi Antonelli who won the Italian

No Ferrari show at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza: a nasty crash for Charles Leclerc, Lewis Hamilton a lacklustre sixth. Has Ferrari botched the Englishman’s race strategy yet again?

From Nico Rosberg and Martin Brundle clashing over the clash between the two Ferrari drivers at the Italian Grand Prix, to Lewis Hamilton refusing any blame for the incident with Charles Leclerc, here are the main stories for.