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2 months ago | scuderiafans.com | Luca Marini |Michael Schumacher |Piero Ferrari

Two champions in 29 yearsAfter a year of waiting since the official announcement of Lewis Hamilton’s move from Mercedes to Ferrari, the Englishman has finally arrived at Maranello. First photos, first contact with Ferrari’s passionate fan base, first laps at the wheel of the two-year-old car, and even the first mistake. Still, Sir Hamilton is fulfilling his dream of starting a new adventure with the Prancing Horse, aiming to win his eighth world title.

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Lewis Hamilton’s second test with Ferrari ended prematurely on Wednesday after he crashed into the barriers in the final sector of the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya while driving the team’s 2023 challenger. The incident disrupted Ferrari’s testing schedule, preventing teammate Charles Leclerc from taking over in the afternoon session as originally planned. Despite the team’s efforts, the necessary repairs could not be completed in time, leaving Leclerc unable to participate.

2 months ago | scuderiafans.com | Luca Marini |Lewis Hamilton

The pairing of the yearThe ‘Hamilton fever,’ which has understandably swept through all Ferrari fans since the seven-time champion first arrived in Maranello, is also present across the English Channel, in Great Britain. In his home country, Hamilton remains an undisputed idol, regardless of whether his suit bears the emblem of McLaren, Mercedes, or Ferrari.

2 months ago | scuderiafans.com | Luca Marini |Lewis Hamilton

A debut with a bangOver the past ten days, Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari have dominated the motorsport spotlight, from the iconic photos of his visit to Maranello to his first contact with the red car—though it was the SF-23 from two years ago, as per regulations. After the single day at Fiorano, the Scuderia moved to Barcelona for testing from Tuesday, January 28, to Thursday, January 30.

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Title Partner of the Australian GPThe 2025 Formula 1 World Championship will kick off at Melbourne’s circuit in Australia, where a new luxury brand will make its debut in the sport: Louis Vuitton. As announced by the renowned French fashion house, it will be the Title Partner of the season’s opening event—but that’s not all. Official Partner for a decadeFormula 1 has secured a ten-year partnership with Louis Vuitton, which will become an official partner starting with the upcoming season.