Lewis Hamilton, a Formula One driver, clarified Thursday, Nov. 6, that he will continue racing with Ferrari, dismissing circulating speculations about his departure after a challenging season.
Hamilton addressed these claims following a 2025 season in which he went 20 races without a podium finish, marking an unprecedented record in Ferrari’s history.
Hamilton joined Ferrari from Mercedes before the 2025 season, with expectations that fell short due to underwhelming performances. Despite setbacks, he reaffirmed his commitment to the Scuderia Ferrari team and dismissed rumors of a replacement involving driver Oliver Bearman.
He emphasized his long-term contract with Ferrari and highlighted the need for clearer penalty procedures within Formula One to improve transparency and fairness.
The seven-time world champion faced one of his most difficult seasons, prompting media speculation about his future with the team. His statement reinforced his dedication to Ferrari and his intention to remain among the sport’s leading figures.
Hamilton’s assurance comes as Formula One evolves, with teams and drivers navigating a rapidly changing competitive environment. Staying with Ferrari reflects his plan to adapt and overcome challenges from the previous season.