Hamilton "really enjoying" his new Ferrari
SAKHIR, Bahrain : Lewis Hamilton said he was "really enjoying" driving his Ferrari after ending the second morning of Formula One's pre-season testing in Bahrain with his name on top of the timesheets.
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Hamilton goes fastest for Ferrari as rain in Bahrain hits F1 testing
SAKHIR, Bahrain: Lewis Hamilton was fastest in his new Ferrari on the morning of the second day of Formula 1 preseason testing as rain in the desert affected Thursday’s session. The seven-time champion’s best time was nearly four-tenths of a second faster than his former teammate George Russell of Mercedes. Carlos Sainz, Jr.
Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton sets the early pace on second day of testing in Bahrain
Lewis Hamilton ended a session as a Ferrari driver on top for the first time after he set the early pace on the second day of testing in Bahrain.
Lewis Hamilton fifth fastest on full testing debut for Ferrari in Bahrain
Lewis Hamilton ended his full testing debut for Ferrari in fifth as Formula One’s pre-season running fired up in Bahrain.
Danny Welbeck nets Brighton winner against fellow European hopefuls Bournemouth
Danny Welbeck made an instant impact from the bench as Brighton registered a third-successive Premier League win by beating fellow European hopefuls Bournemouth 2-1.
I was first Serie A Scots star and Man Utd selling Scott McTominay to Napoli is a terrible mistake
Man Utd selling Scott McTominay was a "terrible mistake" according to Scotland legend Joe Jordan as the former AC Milan hitman raved about his fellow countrymen currently tearing it up in Serie A.
Hamilton and Leclerc do first laps in new Ferrari
Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc gave Ferrari's 2025 Formula One car its track debut on Wednesday, with the Monegasque going first before handing over to his new seven-times world champion teammate.
Martin Lewis issues urgent warning to anyone with a cash ISA as speculation mounts
Martin Lewis has encouraged cash ISA savers to "keep going" as usual, despite rumours that Rachel Reeves is facing pressure to overhaul the popular savings scheme. A cash ISA permits you to save up to £20,000 each tax year, with any interest earned being entirely tax-free.