Lewis Hamilton is feeling "right at home" with Ferrari and had a unique way to show it in a new social media post.

An exciting release has been confirmed for the Ferrari Formula 1 team as seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton prepares for his debut with the Maranello outfit. The F1 legend has now officially made the switch to race in red after exiting his former Mercedes team following 12 successful years with the outfit.

Lewis Hamilton continues to exude positivity after his latest week of testing for Ferrari. The seven-time world champion had the chance to drive Ferrari’s 2024 F1 challenger during a Pirelli’s tyre test in Barcelona earlier this week.

The Briton took part in a Pirelli tyre test for 2026 alongside Charles Leclerc, Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri

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Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc take part in F1 test for Ferrari in BarcelonaSource: Scuderia Ferrari All F1 drivers have high aspirations, but six drivers will bring exceptional drama to the 2025 Formula 1 season. The post Drama builds ahead of 2025 Formula 1 racing season appeared first on The Manual.

Andrea Kimi Antonelli was more nervous than he had been for some time. A racing driver’s career can often hinge on sliding doors moments such as these. The 18-year-old wasn’t trying to secure a Formula One drive.

The last time Lewis Hamilton switched teams, it turned out ot be the right choice. Recently, his move to Ferrari has left the world wondering whether or not the Briton knew something prior to making the switch over from Mercedes.

Ferrari tease Charles Leclerc "partnership" with Lewis Hamilton, following team order threats The Ferrari chief executive, Benedetto Vigo, believes that Hamilton and Leclerc will have a "good partnership" in the F1 2025 season The announcement comes after reports that Ferrari will not hesitate to impose team orders as they look to end their 17-year wait without a title Ferrari haven’t won a World Championship since 2008 Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has previously expressed his readiness to make tough decisions,