Lewis Hamilton admits he is “missing something” by not driving the Ferrari SF-24 in the Abu Dhabi test, but on Tuesday he’s in Kuala Lumpur at a Mercedes and Petronas farewell event instead. Hamilton contested his final Grand Prix with the Silver Arrows in Abu Dhabi on Sunday night where he put in a drive of “a World Champion” according to Toto Wolff as he raced from 16th on the grid to fourth at the chequered flag.

Lewis Hamilton admitted it was "hard to let go" to his Mercedes after Formula 1's most successful driver-team partnership came to a fitting end.

This weekend, Lewis Hamilton wrapped up a 12-year ride with Mercedes at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, clawing his way back from 16th on the starting grid to finish in a very respectable p4. Over the course of his Mercedes innings, he has achieved 84 wins, 78 pole positions, six Drivers’ Championships and a grand total of 153 podium finishes.

Carlos Sainz, Esteban Ocon and Nico Hulkenberg are all testing for their new F1 teams while Yuki Tsunoda has the chance to audition for Sergio Perez's Red Bull seat

Lewis Hamilton endured a shocking final qualifying for Mercedes as he qualified only 18th-fastest for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The Mercedes driver, in his final race for the Silver Arrows, will start third-last on Sunday night at the Yas Marina Circuit.

The most prolific driver-team partnership in Formula 1 history ends this weekend when Lewis Hamilton bids farewell to Mercedes at the 2024 season finale at Abu Dhabi.

Toto Wolff has apologised to Lewis Hamilton for an “idiotic mistake” after the British driver endured a torrid final qualifying for Mercedes at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Hamilton, who leaves for Ferrari next year,

Next year could see an even closer competition for the Formula 1 title after four different teams won races in 2024