Hamilton is gearing up for his first season as a Ferrari driver, having joined the team from Mercedes on a multi-year contract from F1 2025. Lewis Hamilton already feels ‘at hom

Lewis Hamilton will conduct no further TPC (Testing of Previous Cars) for Ferrari ahead of the 2025 F1 season. This is because he has already maxed out on the amount of mileage allocation permitted under F1’s rules. Teams are limited over the season to 20 days of TPC running per year, with only one car available per outing.

Ferrari has history of looking to recent F1 drivers to support its race team line-up, having worked with Giovinazzi — the driver Zhou replaced at Sauber in 2022 — in recent years. The team announced last year that one of its reserves, Robert Shwartzman, would not be returning in 2025 after his move into IndyCar.

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc will have two reserve drivers backing them up at Ferrari this season, with a former Scuderia racer returning to the fold for 2025

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The former Mercedes driver will race for his new team when the F1 campaign gets underway in Melbourne, Australia on March 16

The Briton took part in a Pirelli tyre test for 2026 alongside Charles Leclerc, Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri

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And the seven-time World Champion does not have long to wait, as according to autoracer.it, Ferrari will let their SF-25 loose around Fiorano on February 19, mirroring their 2024