The seven-time F1 champion walked away unharmed, but the crash canceled Wednesday's running for Charles Leclerc

Ferrari’s second F1 test day in Barcelona was cut short after Lewis Hamilton 's crash, Crash.net understands. The seven-time world champion suffered a crash on his third day driving a 2023 Ferrari car, which took place at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on Wednesday.

Ferrari sent a composites specialist to Barcelona in the immediate aftermath of Lewis Hamilton’s test crash earlier this week, it has been claimed. Having staged their traditional January ‘wake-up test’ at Fiorano last week,

Ferrari’s final day of running at Barcelona has progressed as normal after a crash for Lewis Hamilton interrupted its second day. Hamilton went off and damaged the SF-23 on Wednesday morning, with

Hamilton's Ferrari reportedly sustained damage to it's suspension and aerodynamic bodywork pieces, but the 40-year-old is said to be unharmed from the incident. The Brit managed to climb out of the car, and return to the team who analysed the incident, but the crash is expected to cause a major delay to the day's running.

Sir Lewis Hamilton has spoken out for the first time after he crashed during a pre-season test which caused ‘significant damage’ to his Ferrari. The seven-time Formula 1 champion’s Ferrari career began last week and he has been testing some of their older cars in order to get acclimatised with his new team.