Ferrari is the team with the most storied history in F1 and it remains a dream team for many drivers. However, there have been a few iconic drivers to have never driven for Ferrari. Lewis Hamilton is the most successful driver in F1 today and many consider him the greatest of all time, and he too has never driven for Ferrari Link to poll: https://www.youtube.com/post/UgkxBqOQvyxT1tF-FAnYXXNT8ZnlHKyN_7NF 0:00 - Hamilton Reveals Chances Of Becoming A Ferrari driver 1:00 - Fast Feed I'm your host Dillon Shelley and first up on Formula World: Hamilton Reveals Chances Of Becoming A Ferrari driver Hamilton, in an interview with Corriere, was asked if he would ever drive for Ferrari In response, he pointed out his tattoo and said “Do you see what is written here? ‘Loyalty’” He further elaborated by explaining that Mercedes is his family “Of course it would have been nice to race for Ferrari during my career, but things happen for specific reasons” “Mercedes is my family, I will always be a Mercedes driver, as was Stirling Moss” He concluded by adding that he is a Ferrari fan “If I could sit down with the fans, I would support Charles Leclerc. I'm a Ferrari fan” Fast Feed Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko stated that “as things stand, we can’t prove anything and we won’t go after it” [Motorsport Total] “We don’t see Aston Martin as a direct competitor of ours” “What you can’t prove in black and white, you should leave alone” Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto acknowledged that “the winning strategy [in Monaco] would have been to stop Charles [Leclerc] one lap after [Sergio] Perez, instead of two” [Corriere] “Or to stay out with the rain tyres and switch to slicks” “If someone finishes fourth while he was in the lead, something is wrong” Haas driver Kevin Magnussen feels that Baku is “a beautiful circuit and very unique with the long straights and slow corners” [Team Statement] “Engine power is very important and we have a good engine” “There is always a lot of action in Baku and the risk of yellow flags or a safety car is high. It always feels like there are more chances in Baku than in the average race” Alfa Romeo’s Zhou Guanyu conceded that of “course it was quite up and down the last few races” [Formula Rapida] “But in general I feel very happy and it is very nice to be here” “I think at the moment I’m just going to try and focus on getting myself up to speed and getting the team double points places” [Team Statement] Haas team principal Guenther Steiner pointed out that “it’s a long trip [to Azerbaijan] and the team is working very hard to get it all done” “If you have any damage on the car, it gets more difficult so we’re hoping to not have any damage in Baku” Would you like to see Lewis Hamilton drive for Ferrari?