Ferrari 'should've offered F1 star a blank cheque instead of signing Lewis Hamilton'
Ferrari chiefs have been told they should’ve offered one Formula One star a ‘blank cheque’ to join instead of Lewis Hamilton. The British driver was welcomed as a Ferrari driver for the first time earlier this month, with anticipation building ahead of the new Formula One season.
Max Verstappen has already sent a stern warning to Lewis Hamilton ahead of first season with Ferrari
Max Verstappen has already given his views on Lewis Hamilton's high-profile move from Mercedes to Ferrari ahead of the 2025 season. In 2024, Red Bull Racing superstar Verstappen further etched himself into Formula 1's history books as he clinched his fourth successive world title.
Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen and all 18 other F1 drivers must adhere to a strict FIA rule before they can race in the 2025 ...
Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen were the headline names who hit the slopes over the winter. The former posted a video to ...
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Lewis Hamilton no longer a threat as Marko ‘doubts’ Verstappen rivalry returnHelmut Marko says Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari will be no threat to Max Verstappen in F1 2025 even if Red Bull produce a ...
Helmut Marko has made his feelings clear about Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari title bid in 2025 with Red Bull and Max Verstappen ...
Max Verstappen has been hailed as faster than Lewis Hamilton - even when driving inferior machinery. That is the verdict ...
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Ferrari told to offer Verstappen a ‘blank cheque’ despite Hamilton’s arrivalAlthough Ferrari have brought seven-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton into the fold, Tom Coronel still believes they ...
Pre-season is the time of year for predictions to be made and loyalties to be decided and former Sky Sports F1 pundit Johnny ...
Max Verstappen has received an offer to team up with a former race engineer after details of a challenging Red Bull ...
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