Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari Spin Shocks F1 Paddock as Martin Brundle Calls It ‘Highly Unusual’ originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

1996 F1 world champion Damon Hill has defended Lewis Hamilton’s underwhelming start to his Ferrari career, highlighting the challenges of adapting to a new team. Hamilton has not scored a podium in his first 13 races as a Ferrari F1 driver.

The relationship between Lewis Hamilton and his Ferrari engineers has been the subject of much scrutiny throughout this difficult debut season in red for the Brit

Lewis Hamilton tried Ferrari’s new Brembo brake discs and pads for the first time at last weekend’s Belgian Grand Prix, it has emerged. It comes after the seven-time World Champion pointed to a mysterious “new component” on the SF-25 following his strange spin in sprint qualifying at Spa.

Lewis Hamilton is trying everything to turn his season around, even sharing things with Ferrari that the team had never heard from past drivers like Michael Schumacher. The 40-year-old’s move to Ferrari was meant to be the fulfilment of a lifelong ambition.

Lewis Hamilton's struggles at the Belgian Grand Prix continued as he failed to make it out of Q1 in qualifying, with his engineer Riccardo Adami coming in for criticism

FORMULA 1 legend Jacques Villeneuve says Christian Horner “doesn’t seem to be affected by pressure” so could be Ferrari’s team principal. However, if Lewis Hamilton’s

Lewis Hamilton says he is "challenging every area" of Ferrari as he seeks to help turn the team into championship winners again.