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Hamilton will just have 12 hours of running available to him ahead of the first race in Melbourne on March 16. Most notably, he will have to get to grips with the Ferrari power unit having made ...

How quick is Ferrari’s new car ... in Melbourne – a track on which Hamilton has actually only won twice in 16 attempts – and the season opener on 16 March. If the first month is anything ...

The Agnelli family sold a stake worth around €3 billion ($3.14 billion) in Ferrari NV, after the supercar maker’s value has risen more than 10 times since its initial public offering in the US.

Easy to forget now, but series production, front-engined Ferrari V12 drop tops endured a seriously long hiatus until quite recently. From Daytona Spider to 812 GTS there wasn’t a single one ...

Hamilton has three days of testing at the Bahrain International Circuit to get to grips with his new set-up before the season officially starts in Australia on March 16. The 40-year-old spoke last ...

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Ferrari have made what could be a key change to their car design to help Lewis Hamilton drive more comfortably. The seven-time champion enjoyed unprecedented success during his 12 years as a ...

In the final 16 years of his life, it's said that Ferrari was rarely happier than when he was watching one of his beloved Formula 1 cars being pushed to the limit on a lap of Fiorano. To this day ...