Lewis Hamilton, now in his debut season with Ferrari, is set to face a pivotal moment at the British Grand Prix this weekend. Known for his unmatched success at Silverstone—a record nine victories—Hamilton is determined to secure his first podium finish with the Scuderia. This comes as Ferrari’s recent upgrades show promising signs of progress.

The 2025 Formula 1 season has been a mixed bag for Ferrari, with the team yet to claim a victory despite being part of the 'big four' alongside Mercedes, McLaren, and Red Bull. Hamilton, too, has endured a podium drought, with his last top-three finish dating back 13 races. However, Ferrari’s improved performance at the Austrian Grand Prix, where both Hamilton and teammate Charles Leclerc finished in the top four, has sparked optimism.

Hamilton highlighted his personal progress in Austria, qualifying just 0.090 seconds behind Leclerc and finishing fourth. While he acknowledged that his race pace needs work, he remains focused on refining his performance. “I feel like I made progress this weekend,” Hamilton said. “I’ve just got to find some pace for the race, but definitely improving.”

Silverstone, a track where Hamilton has historically excelled, could be the stage for a significant milestone. McLaren enters the weekend as the favorite, but Ferrari’s recent upgrades and the potential for further improvements before the summer break could level the playing field. Additionally, Mercedes and Red Bull are expected to pose strong challenges, with weather conditions possibly playing a role as the UK’s heatwave gives way to cooler temperatures and potential rain.

Hamilton’s unparalleled success at Silverstone and his ability to thrive under pressure make him a formidable contender. As Ferrari continues to refine its SF-25 car, the British GP could mark a turning point in Hamilton’s season. Fans can catch all the action live on Sky Sports and Sky Showcase, with the race set to start at 3pm on Sunday.

Will Hamilton extend his record-breaking Silverstone podium streak? The stage is set for an exhilarating showdown at the home of British motorsport.