The seven-time world champion left his time at Mercedes behind and already made his debut with Ferrari in Fiorano. Lewis Hamilton aims to break the title record and return Ferrari to the top of Formula 1.
After his expected departure from Mercedes, Lewis Hamilton took his first steps as Ferrari driver. This Wednesday, the seven-time Formula 1 champion He got into a car from the Italian team for the first time at the Fiorano circuit, marking the beginning of a new era in his racing career. Wearing a yellow helmet decorated with red details, Hamilton starred in a historic moment that attracted a crowd of fans.
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The British test was carried out within the framework of the regulations of the International Automobile Federation (FIA)using a model F1-23 of the 2023 season. In addition to being an opportunity to familiarize yourself with the team, the test was key to getting to know the engineers and adjusting to the processes of your new team.


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Lewis Hamilton on an F1-23 at Fiorano.
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Hamilton’s first turns with Ferrari
Hamilton’s debut with Ferrari took place at Fiorano, the brand’s private circuit in Maranello. Under strict security measures due to the number of fans present, the Briton completed several laps in the car, revealing his enthusiasm for this new challenge. Accompanied by his partner Charles Leclercboth drivers participated in the adaptation tests prior to the start of the season.
Hamilton’s first day at Ferrari also included a visit to the team’s departments with the brand’s CEO and technical director Fred Vasseur. After testing the simulator and posing for official photos with his new red clothing, the driver got into F1-23, marking a significant moment in the recent history of Formula 1.
The road to a new world title
The arrival of the British to Ferrari It represents the hope of putting an end to more than 15 years of searching for world championships for the team. Since the triumph of Kimi Räikkönen in 2007, Ferrari could not manage to conquer the “Maximum Category”. Now, with one of the most decorated drivers in history behind the wheel, the goal is clear: get back to the top.
Hamilton, who shares the record of seven titles with Michael Schumacherwill seek to break this mark and become the first driver in the history of Formula 1 to win eight championships. With the support of Ferrari and its rich tradition in motorsports, the Briton begins a stage full of expectation and ambition.
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