Lewis Hamilton’s second race weekend as a Ferrari driver began with pole position, and a win, in the F1 Sprint race at the Chinese Grand Prix. It ended with a disqualification in the Grand Prix itself,

Lewis Hamilton was disqualified from Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix after finishing sixth, which also meant he lost an all-time Formula One record he had set.

Lewis Hamilton retains lead from arch rival Max Verstappen in sprint race - Follow updates from the Shanghai International Circuit as Hamilton starts on pole ahead of Verstappen

The disqualifications are a massive blow to Ferrari, which had been set to gain 18 points with Leclerc and Hamilton finishing in P5 and P6

Catch up on live updates and reaction from Shanghai on Friday free practice and sprint qualifying, as the new Formula One season rolls into China

Lewis Hamilton has had a mixed start to life with Ferrari, but he has hit out at suggestions that he is losing faith in the team after just two races in the car

Ferrari have issued an official team statement, after Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were stripped of their points finishes in the aftermath of the Chinese Grand Prix. Lewis Hamilton has hit out at the media's double standard with Max Verstappen ahead of the Chinese GP following his tense Ferrari radio exchanges.

Lewis Hamilton acknowledged that adapting to Ferrari's new team and culture takes time, as he has yet to secure a win in his first season. After facing challenges in the Australian and Chinese Grand Prix,

Lewis Hamilton has been disqualified from sixth place in the Chinese Grand Prix after his Ferrari was adjudged to have broken the rules. Hamilton, who had scored eight points, was summoned to see the stewards in Shanghai after the rearmost skid on his ...