Red Bull could struggle in 2025 and deprive us of a fresh season-long battle between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen, says former F1 star Juan Pablo Montoya.

Lewis Hamilton's move from Mercedes to Ferrari is the biggest talking point ahead of the 2025 F1 season, which kicks off with the Australian Grand Prix in just four weeks' time

Lewis Hamilton’s stunning move to Ferrari has been a major talking point in the weeks ahead of the 2025 Formula 1 season. The legendary team introduced their newest driver over a few days in January,

Lewis Hamilton Formula 1 fans have been left outraged by a social media release from the team. Hamilton has joined Ferrari for the 2025 season onwards, and has already made his on-track debut during a series of tests both at the team's private Fiorano track, and at the Circuit de Catalunya alongside team-mate Charles Leclerc.

Lewis Hamilton sent his Ferrari colleagues into raptures by delivering a speech at the factory… in Italian. Having called time on his record-breaking 12-season stint with Mercedes, Hamilton steps into a completely new and unique culture at Ferrari, effectively the Italian national team. And it is clear that his adaptation is progressing nicely.

Toto Wolff has said Lewis Hamilton’s Mercedes exit was “right for both of us” as the team principal looked ahead to the 2025 F1 season. After 12 years and six world titles together, Hamilton and Mercedes parted ways at the end of last season with the British driver sealing a blockbuster move to Ferrari for 2025 and beyond.

Lewis Hamilton showed off his Italian when he addressed staff at Ferrari’s F1 base. The seven-time world champion is continuing his adaptation to his new team after completing a blockbuster switch from Mercedes following 12 years with the Silver Arrows.

Lewis Hamilton's recent session in Ferrari's 2024 car at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya has raised eyebrows over his partnership with Charles Leclerc. This

Seven-time F1 world champion Hamilton has moved to Ferrari this year but ex-F1 supremo Ecclestone believes the 40-year-old driver will not even see out his two-year contract

Sky Sports pundit Karun Chandhok believes the reaction will be unprecedented if Lewis Hamilton manages to win one of the first three races of the season. The 2025 campaign is just a few weeks away with teams unveiling their new liveries this month.