Mercedes boss Toto Wolff is convinced that Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari “will find a way to work together” in F1 2025 amid suggestions that the Formula 1 icon could be in for a major culture shock at Maranello.

Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur has opened up about what makes Lewis Hamilton stand out among the Formula 1 grid, emphasizing that the seven-time world champion operates like no other driver in the sport.

In February, the Scuderia announced the bombshell signing of the seven-time world champion, who signed a two-year contract worth approximately $65m-a-season.

Now, his future Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur has expressed his doubt at how much Hamilton may be able to change at the Maranello outfit. Vasseur worked with Hamilton in GP2 early on in his racing career, as the Brit claimed the 2006 title in that series.

Former Ferrari boss, Mattia Binotto explains why he doesn't think the team should have signed Lewis Hamilton with Charles Leclerc around.

While Charles Leclerc sees a "realistic" chance for a Ferrari F1 2025 title bid, the US GP will be a crucial measuring stick for that goal.

Former Ferrari F1 boss Mattia Binotto has conceded he would not have signed Lewis Hamilton. Mattia Binotto says Lewis Hamilton ’s blockbuster switch to Ferrari would not have happened if he was still in charge of the F1 team.

Lewis Hamilton's Qatar track walk is still making headlines, while Sergio Perez has been urged to get out of Red

Kimi Antonelli has snubbed his Mercedes predecessor Lewis Hamilton in a recent interview. ➡️ READ MORE The FIA has released a statement following an announcement from Mercedes over a 'remarkable' partnership.

Ralf Schumacher has expressed his belief that Max Verstappen has the potential to surpass Lewis Hamilton’s achievements in Formula 1, highlighting Verstappen’s extraordinary talent on the track. Despite Red Bull’s performance dip in the 2024 season,

Toto Wolff has snapped back at criticism surrounding Lewis Hamilton's move to Ferrari. The Mercedes team boss has been instrumental to Lewis Hamilton's success at Mercedes since 2013 but holds no bitterness in his star driver's decision to leave the team.