Toto Wolff has revealed that he was first informed that Lewis Hamilton would be leaving Mercedes for Ferrari by the father of Carlos Sainz. Hamilton shocked the F1 world in February by announcing that he will join Ferrari on a multi-year contract from the F1 2025 season,

Former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone believes Lewis Hamilton will not win another world championship ahead of the Mercedes star’s move to Ferrari next year. Seven-time F1 world champion Hamilton will leave the Silver Arrows – where he has won six of his titles – at the end of the season ahead of his highly-anticipated move to the Scuderia in 2025.

However, Mercedes Team Principal Toto Wolff seems decidedly comfortable with the Brit's departure - even going as far as to admit that the Silver Arrows are happy with the way the

Toto Wolff "liked" Lewis Hamilton's decision to leave Mercedes for Ferrari as every driver "has a shelf life".

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff revealed that Lewis Hamilton's revelation to join Ferrari in 2025 towards the end of the winter break led him to miss out on

A shock comparison to Daniel Ricciardo has been made amid Lewis Hamilton’s current Formula 1 struggles. The Australian star was axed from F1 after the Singapore GP following a series of poor performances for VCARB,

Lewis Hamilton is low on confidence ahead of his move to Ferrari and hasn't been signed by the F1 side for his 'speed'. That's according to former Formula One driver Karun Chandhok, who has become the latest figure associated with the sport to deliver his verdict on Hamilton.

Former F1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone, who ran the sport for nearly 40 years from 1987 by forming the Formula One Group, believes that seven-time world champion Lewis

Mercedes have announced a Lewis Hamilton change ahead of the Las Vegas Grand Prix. The champion is all set to compete in his final three races with Mercedes, as he prepares to move to Ferrari in 2025.

When Mercedes lost out to Red Bull in 2021, they were expecting to get back at the Milton Keynes outfit with the new regulations. But since their dominance was over, there’s been no easy way back for Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton.