F ormer Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has openly stated that he would not have pursued Lewis Hamilton to join Ferrari, had he still been in charge. This comes in light of

Ferrari Formula 1 boss Frederic Vassuer has jokingly suggested organising a 'dog fight' between the pups of his future driver pairing. Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton are set to link up at the Italian giants from 2025, following the latter's surprise decision to leave Mercedes.

Former Ferrari boss and current Audi F1 team principal Mattia Binotto expressed his discontent with the decision to sign Lewis Hamilton. He believes that instead of bringing in Hamilton, Ferrari should focus on developing Charles Leclerc as a championship contender.

The day Lewis Hamilton tweeted telemetry data Matt Bishop, then-McLaren’s communications chief, has recounted the story of the day when Lewis Hamilton tweeted telemetry data belonging to teammate Jenson Button’s car (or so he thought!

Lewis Hamilton's move to Ferrari was confirmed earlier this month, but former team boss Mattia Binotto has suggested he would not have signed the seven-time world champion

Lewis Hamilton is the most successful racer in the history of F1, winning seven world championships - level with Michael Schumacher - but ex-Ferrari chief Mattia Binotto said he didn't agree with the