Lewis Hamilton's record-breaking move to Ferrari has already provided us with one of the most iconic images in Formula One history - but things could have been different

There hasn't been a new Ferrari road car built in at least a decade that's worth caring about, but the company's newest hire wants to change that

Lewis Hamilton’s high-profile move to Ferrari ahead of the 2025 Formula 1 season has already made waves—he won his first F1 sprint race this weekend. But the seven-time world champion is now hinting at a legacy beyond the grid.

Seven-times Formula 1 World Champion Sir Lewis Hamilton has only just started his new role at Ferrari but he already has plans for an update of the legendary F40. Speaking to Motorsport, Hamilton said he’d call it the F44—a reference to his long-standing racing number,

There’s no doubting the greatness of Lewis Hamilton, a man who has won the Formula One championship seven times, but some will question his desire to design an analog Ferrari supercar. We think his idea,

Lewis Hamilton reportedly had a special request for his debut Ferrari photo - but it was rejected swiftly to uphold the luxurious brand's principles.

According to Motorsport.com, the 7-time Formula 1 World Champion has begun working with Ferrari on an F40 tribute called the F44, a nod to both the iconic supercar and the record-breaking driver's race number.

Lewis Hamilton has outlined his dream to design his own supercar during his F1 stint with Ferrari, with plans to work on an F44 machine over “the next few years.” Hamilton has endured a mixed start to his Ferrari career following his lucrative switch from Mercedes ahead of the F1 2025 season.

Ferrari recently revealed its latest anniversary special hypercar, a continuation of the line that started with the F40. That model, the F80, shares very little with the manual F40. It's more focused on cutting-edge performance, complete with over 1100 hp from a combination of a twin-turbo V-6 and three electric motors.