While Charles Leclerc is not behind future Ferrari team-mate Lewis Hamilton as a driver, he is not as “complete” as the seven-time World Champion. That is the opinion of former Haas team boss Guenther Steiner,

F ormer Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has openly stated that he would not have pursued Lewis Hamilton to join Ferrari, had he still been in charge. This comes in light of

Guenther Steiner believes Lewis Hamilton would be an eight-time F1 world champion if former F1 race director Charlie Whiting was in charge in 2021.

Lewis Hamilton is the most successful racer in the history of F1, winning seven world championships - level with Michael Schumacher - but ex-Ferrari chief Mattia Binotto said he didn't agree with the

Lewis Hamilton's move to Ferrari was confirmed earlier this month, but former team boss Mattia Binotto has suggested he would not have signed the seven-time world champion

A Formula 1 star has put pen to paper on a new deal with one of world sport's biggest names. The announcement comes a little over a week before the 2024 campaign begins the final stretch of the year at the United States Grand Prix.

Lewis Hamilton would not have got his blockbuster move to Ferrari had Mattia Binotto still been there as team principal. After achieving record-breaking success with Mercedes – collecting six of his seven Drivers’ titles in a period of eight straight Mercedes Constructors’ triumps from 2014-21 – Hamilton will embark on a new career chapter from F1 2025 when he links-up with Ferrari.