The Lewis Hamilton era in scarlet red has been rather medium. A lackluster qualifying in Australia combined with a mid-tier race and poor strategy left the Brit feeling grim heading into Shanghai.

While his Chinese Grand Prix disqualification could be seen as a blow, Lewis Hamilton is not targeting the title anyway. That is the verdict from the seven-time World Champion after both he and Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc were booted from the Chinese Grand Prix results following the race.

Liam Lawson said he was surprised at being demoted by the Red Bull team after only two races of the new season but remained determined to make his mark in Formula One with the junior Racing Bulls team.

But following his sudden promotion to the senior Red Bull team last week, Yuki Tsunoda knows he has his long-awaited chance to write a new chapter in Japan’s F1 history. Resumin

Formula 1 is heading to the iconic Suzuka circuit for round three of the 2025 season and it’s predicted to be a Japanese Grand Prix to enjoy for the imperious McLaren team. Oscar Piastri’s win in China last time out suggests that the championship battle could be slightly different from the one many had envisaged before the season began and the Aussie driver has been trimmed to 9/4 to win the world championship.

Lewis Hamilton has expressed his total confidence in Ferrari after the Italian Formula One team's double disqualification in China.

Lewis Hamilton retains full confidence in Ferrari, despite a difficult start to the Formula 1 season for the historic Italian team.

Yuki Tsunoda is confident the issues faced by previous Red Bull drivers when competing against Max Verstappen in the same car will not impact him to the same extent.