F1 star thanks Ferrari ahead of shock grand prix debut
After a dramatic weekend last time out in Mexico City, F1 will unexpectedly welcome its third new driver of the season in Brazil.
Lewis Hamilton admits his outspoken nature has made Ferrari move more difficult
Seven-time Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton has admitted that his outspoken approach has made it harder for him to fit in at Ferrari alongside Charles Leclerc, explaining that "it’s not so easy having someone like me come into a team." Hamilton, who joined the Maranello outfit…
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