Ferrari ‘not worried at all’ about Lewis Hamilton’s form ahead of 2025 move - Hamilton’s Mercedes career will come to an end on Sunday.

Lewis Hamilton's struggles at Mercedes are not giving his future employers Ferrari any concern, according to team boss Fred Vasseur.

The 39-year-old is set to end his highly-fruitful 12-season spell with Mercedes after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix this weekend, joining Ferrari from 2025 in a last-ditch attempt to claim an unprecedented eighth world championship title.

Hamilton’s final months of his glittering 13-year Mercedes career have been largely miserable for the Brit. His immense comeback drive in Las Vegas is his only podium in the last nine Grands Prix, and he has finished eighth or lower five times during that run.

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.

Lewis Hamilton has admitted doubts about his speed, especially in qualifying, ahead of his 40th birthday and his much-anticipated move from Mercedes to Ferrari

Lewis Hamilton has participated in a high-octane test run ahead of his upcoming move to Ferrari. The seven-time Formula 1 champion shocked the sporting world before the 2024 season got under way, announcing that he was set to leave Mercedes, the team which has been his home for the past 12 seasons.

Ferrari has detailed its plan for Lewis Hamilton's onboarding process, set to begin in late January 2025. As part of the program, Hamilton will drive one of Fer

Lewis Hamilton will not be able to complete the post-season test for Ferrari in Abu Dhabi as he continues his farewell tour with Mercedes following his 2025 switch

Lewis Hamilton has questioned whether he's "missing out" by not joining the post-season test in Abu Dhabi with future team Ferrari. As the famed British driver wraps up his tenure at Mercedes with farewell media events,