F1 News Today: Lewis Hamilton fearing Ferrari path as Red Bull target shock driver transfer

Lewis Hamilton, Ferrari, Miami, 2026 — Photo: © IMAGO

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F1 News Today: Hamilton fearing Ferrari path as Red Bull target shock driver transfer

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Sam Cook Digital Journalist

Sports Journalist who has been covering motorsport since 2023

Friday 8 May 2026 18:26

Lewis Hamilton has openly expressed his doubts over Ferrari’s current approach, after 11 upgrades were brought by the team to the Miami Grand Prix.

A number of teams have taken a huge step forward following the five-week break in the sport.

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FIA announce ANOTHER F1 rule change after engines row

The FIA have tweaked their sporting regulations once again, with more changes being made to the regulations.

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Wholesale changes swept into the series at the start of the year, both on the chassis side of things, and when it comes to power units.

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Red Bull target sensational Oscar Piastri move with Max Verstappen future uncertain

Red Bull have turned their attention to McLaren star Oscar Piastri for 2027, according to reports.

Four-time F1 world champion Max Verstappen could be set to leave the outfit at the end of this year, despite being contracted until the end of the 2028 season.

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Red Bull fury over 'childish' McLaren as 'animosity' festers between F1 rivals

McLaren F1 boss Zak Brown has been very public about his distaste towards Red Bull and Racings Bulls' A/B team operation.

On top of this, there is tension between the two teams surrounding Gianpiero Lambiase's exit. Now, there are fears that the 'animosity' could get out of hand.

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F1 return for BANNED grand prix opens up after 70 years

A ban that was previously placed on a country hosting racing events has been lifted, opening the door to a potential return to F1 and praise from former FIA presidential candidate Laura Villars.

The Swiss Grand Prix ran consecutively at Circuit Bremgarten in Bern between 1950-1954 in the earliest years of the F1 world championship, but has since been under a government-imposed ban.

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