New details surrounding Lewis Hamilton's test crash have emerged, with the accident proving a setback for Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc.

Lewis Hamilton has issued a one-word message to new teammate Charles Leclerc after Ferrari released the first official images of the duo. Last week, Hamilton finally began life as a Ferrari driver as he arrived at the team's base in Maranello.

Ferrari’s second F1 test day in Barcelona was cut short after Lewis Hamilton 's crash, Crash.net understands. The seven-time world champion suffered a crash on his third day driving a 2023 Ferrari car at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on Wednesday.

Charles Leclerc had best "be careful" of Lewis Hamilton, who was "cunning" enough to get Ferrari president John Elkann on his side.

Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton has already beaten the record set by his teammate Charles Leclerc at Ferrari. Hamilton's bombshell arrival at Ferrari's

“Lewis is far behind in terms of his preparation because he missed the postseason test in Abu Dhabi, where Sainz drove for Williams,” Connor McDonagh told the Crash F1 podcast. “So this mileage, even though it isn’t a lot, is so crucial to get up to speed, to learn the steering wheel, and to build relationships.

That rollout began with the first images of Hamilton as he met with senior management, and continued with his first days on track testing the SF-23, the team’s challenger for the 2023 campaign. Now we have our first images of Hamilton alongside teammate Charles Leclerc as Ferrari shared a video with the two drivers in their 2025 race kits,

Lewis Hamilton arrived at Maranello this week amid plenty of external noise. The Brit’s one-lap pace and commitment to F1 were questioned by doubters in 2024, but the sport’s most decorated driver has a clear path to glory in Ferrari ’s iconic scarlet red.

Ferrari vice chairman Piero Ferrari has drawn parallels between the generational dynamic of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton to that seen in tennis between Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic. The son of Enzo Ferrari believes the age gap between his Formula 1 drivers presents an intriguing battle of youth versus experience.

Lewis Hamilton crashed on his third day of running for new team Ferrari. The seven-time world champion, whose unveiling outside the factory in Maranello last week triggered a “frenzy” in Italy, was able to walk away unhurt after hitting the barriers at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.

A group of Ferrari fans were unable to contain their excitement as they delivered their bold predictions ahead of Lewis Hamilton's first campaign with the team. Hamilton - a seven-time Formula 1 champion - made the blockbuster switch to the Scuderia during the off-season following his departure from Mercedes.