Lewis Hamilton fans have sent a clear message to Ferrari Formula 1 team over their preference on the team's 2025 driver duo ahead of the upcoming season opener. The new season is set to get underway at the Australian Grand Prix for Hamilton's first weekend racing in red from March 14 to 16, 2025.

Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna has broken his silence after claims that Lewis Hamilton could be given team orders to support Charles Leclerc.

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A change has been confirmed to Charles Leclerc ’s testing programme with Ferrari, prompted by a huge incident caused by Lewis Hamilton. The Formula 1 world champion has recently undergone his first tests with Ferrari, alongside team-mate Leclerc, where they both shared the SF-23 over the course of three days in Barcelona.

Ferrari is taking part in a Pirelli test to evaluate the F1 tire supplier's 2026 compounds at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on 4 and 5 February, with Lewis

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc will have two reserve drivers backing them up at Ferrari this season, with a former Scuderia racer returning to the fold for 2025

Lewis Hamilton will conduct no further TPC (Testing of Previous Cars) for Ferrari ahead of the 2025 F1 season. This is because he has already maxed out on the amount of mileage allocation permitted under F1’s rules. Teams are limited over the season to 20 days of TPC running per year, with only one car available per outing.

Charles Leclerc set the fastest time of Pirelli's tyre test in Barcelona on Wednesday, as the quickest Ferrari driver.

Lewis Hamilton isn't known for his one-lap pace, but the seven-time world champion has been left encouraged by his testing performance at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya