Seven-times world champion Lewis Hamilton, Formula One's most successful driver of all time, arrived for his first day at Ferrari on Monday, and said it was a dream come true to race for the Italian team.

Lewis Hamilton says he has "realised his dream" and his first official day at Ferrari marked a "new era in the history of this iconic team".

Sir Lewis Hamilton has begun life at Ferrari, with the greatest driver of all-time joining forces with the greatest team of all-time in the most anticipated transfer in Formula 1 history. It’s a seismic event that technically began on January 1 when Hamilton’s Mercedes contract ended and his Ferrari deal began.

Seven-time Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton arrived at Ferrari’s headquarters on Monday to get down to work with his new team. First up was a short visit to the Fiorano track followed by a meeting with Piero Ferrari and then “a day-long total immersion program,

"There are some days that you know you'll remember forever and today, my first as a Ferrari driver, is one of those days,” Hamilton said in a post on Instagram. "I've been lucky

Seven-time champion arrived at Ferrari’s Maranello base on Monday and will immerse himself in the team before taking to the Fiorano track

Lewis Hamilton's decision to leave Mercedes for Ferrari in F1 2025 came as a shock, but the move itself makes a lot of sense.

Lewis Hamilton has made his first appearance as a Ferrari driver at the team’s legendary F1 headquarters in Maranello. The first images of the seven-time world champion arriving at Maranello on Monday morning have emerged on social media.

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The first pictures of Lewis Hamilton arriving at Maranello as a Ferrari driver have emerged via social media, as he begins work.

Lewis Hamilton has been pictured in front of Enzo Ferrari’s iconic office on his first day with his new F1 team. Hamilton posted a picture suited and booted in front of the legendary red and white building, standing next to a Ferrari supercar.