As Lewis Hamilton tests for Ferrari to acclimatise himself to his new surroundings and colleagues following his move from Mercedes, Martin Brundle has assessed the Brit's challenge ahead

Former F1 driver and Sky Sports F1 presenter Martin Brundle has revealed the timeline within which Ferrari's new driver, Lewis Hamilton will have to get up to s

Martin Brundle has revealed that he had a request to drive a Ferrari snubbed by the Formula One team. The former driver says he wanted to test the ‘challenging’ experience of driving for the Scuderia outfit.

Martin Brundle cannot wait to see Lewis Hamilton race in Ferrari. The Sky Sports analyst calls it "a gift" that is going to give viewers a lot of joy.

Ferrari will expect Lewis Hamilton to be up to speed with the car and the team “within two or three races”, according to Martin Brundle. After years of speculation that a move to Ferrari could be on the cards,

The best of Lewis Hamilton may be behind him but Martin Brundle believes even at “96-97 per cent”, the seven-time World Champion is still good enough to win a title. After 12 years and six Drivers’ Championship titles with Mercedes,

Sky Sports F1 pundit Martin Brundle believes Lewis Hamilton can still clinch a record-breaking eighth Formula 1 world title at Ferrari, despite being past his peak years. The assessment comes as Hamilton completed his first test drive for Ferrari this week,

Martin Brundle claims Lewis Hamilton has “lost an edge with age” as the F1 legend starts his blockbuster Ferrari tenure this week. The seven-time F1 world champion, who turned 40 earlier this month, spent his first week as a Ferrari driver this week in Maranello,

On a week that saw Lewis Hamilton behind the wheel of a Ferrari F1 car for the very first time, hopes are high that the famous Italian team can mount a serious