Celebrity F1 fan Jeremy Clarkson has doubled down on his criticism of Lewis Hamilton, claiming the new Ferrari driver knows he is “past his prime” and is more of a superstar than a racing driver. Hamilton made his first public appearances as a Ferrari driver this week,

Jeremy Clarkson pulled no punches as he criticised Lewis Hamilton's behaviour during his first week at Ferrari. On Monday, Hamilton officially began his journey as a Scuderia Ferrari driver as he arrived at the team's base in Maranello.

Jeremy Clarkson has blasted Lewis Hamilton for playing up to the cameras during his first visit to Ferrari 's headquarters at Maranello.

“It could be argued that Lewis Hamilton wants a record-breaking eighth world championship before he retires, and moved to Ferrari because he reckons that this year they will have the fastest car,” Clarkson wrote in his column for The Sun newspaper.

Former Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson has plenty of friends and contacts in the Formula 1 world and has been hearing whispers about the first car Lewis Hamilton will race for Ferrari

Dutch racing driver Tom Coronel has criticised Ferrari's decision to sign Lewis Hamilton for the 2025 Formula One season. Coronel believes the Italian constructor should have pursued Max Verstappen instead,

The rollout of Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari continues. Last week the Formula 1 team slowly rolled out their newest driver, living legend Hamilton, over a few days at their factory. That rollout began with the first images of Hamilton as he met with senior management,

Jeremy Clarkson, the start of Top Gear, The Grand Tour and Clarkson's Farm, has criticised the behaviour of Lewis Hamilton during his first few days as a Ferrari driver, with the 64-year-old saying that seven-time world champion has made his entrance at the Scuderia too much of a spectacle.

Sir Lewis Hamilton has been warned he could be replaced at Ferrari after just two seasons by an ‘outstanding’ British Formula 1 driver. The seven-time world champion has begun life at the Scuderia after 12 successful years with Mercedes,

Lewis Hamilton has joined Ferrari in what is, without a doubt, the biggest story of the F1 2025 championship barring a potential 2021 Abu Dhabi-esque season finale. 37 months after losing the Drivers’ Championship title to Max Verstappen in controversial circumstances at the Yas Marina circuit,