Ralf Schumacher fears there is a “danger” that Lewis Hamilton will not see out his Ferrari contract following his move from Mercedes for the F1 2025 season. And he reckons the seven-time World Champion will not hesitate to retire if he feels he is no longer capable of competing at the top.

The seven-time world champion’s confidence - particularly in qualifying - was knocked during his final year with the Silver Arrows. Hamilton out-qualified George Russell just five times in 24 Grands Prix, leading to a series of interviews throughout the season in which the 39-year-old lambasted his lack of speed on Saturdays.

Lewis Hamilton says he “massively underestimated” how big a toll his decision to leave Mercedes for Ferrari would take on his relationships with the team where he won six of his seven Formula 1 championships.

In 2024, alongside Charles Leclerc in Ferrari red, Hamilton is expected to set a new F1 salary record as he moves back ahead of Verstappen. The length of Hamilton’s contract remains unknown, with Ferrari only announcing that the decorated driver had signed a “multi-year contract” back in February.

Lewis Hamilton is looking back on an “amazing journey” and the most successful partnership in Formula 1 history as he prepares to bid farewell to Mercedes this week and join Ferrari.

Formula 1 icon Lewis Hamilton has delivered heaps of praise towards fellow champion Sebastian Vettel during a speech ahead of his Mercedes team exit. Hamilton shocked the sporting world in February this year by announcing that he would be leaving the Silver Arrows after 12 years with the outfit,

Lewis Hamilton could soon be facing a “big problem” in his Formula 1 career, according to former grand prix winner Ralf Schumacher. Schumacher admits

According to Sky Germany commentator Sascha Roos, the Scuderia should have retained Sainz, the F1 pundit claiming Ferrari may regret signing Hamilton. "It was Sainz's best season