Lewis Hamilton revealed Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur wanted him to take part in post-season testing in Abu Dhabi, but even though it would have been an unlikely prospect anyway, the prospect of a first drive in red at Yas Marina “does not excite me.

His Ferrari adventure is looming ever closer but his Mercedes responsibilities mean Lewis Hamilton will have to wait a little longer to get his first taste of Scuderia machinery

Hamilton qualified seventh for the sprint race at the Qatar Grand Prix - yet another disappointing result in his final season at Mercedes

DOHA–Lewis Hamilton says he is “totally fine” with having to wait until next year for his first Ferrari Formula One test, even if it could make life harder at the start of his move from Mercedes. Britain’s seven-times world champion is replacing Spaniard Carlos Sainz at the Italian team but Mercedes are holding him to his contract until the end of the year to fulfill sponsor commitments.

Lewis Hamilton has two more races left with Mercedes before he moves to Ferrari for the 2025 season - and the 39-year-old is not feeling good about his prospects

Lewis Hamilton has questioned whether or not he will be ‘missing out’ by not completing the post-season test in Abu Dhabi for new team Ferrari. The legendary Brit has farewell media duties to complete as his Mercedes career comes to an end.

Lewis Hamilton says he is "totally fine" with having to wait until next year for his first Ferrari Formula One test, even if it could make life harder at the start of his move from Mercedes. Britain's

Mercedes star Lewis Hamilton admitted “I’m definitely not fast anymore” following a disappointing performance in sprint qualifying ahead of the Qatar Grand Prix. The 39-year-old will start the sprint race in seventh position after finishing 0.4 seconds behind McLaren ace Lando Norris, who took pole.

Lewis Hamilton told his future Ferrari boss, Frederic Vasseur, that he didn’t want to make his debut in a red cockpit in the post-Abu