Hamilton Claims First Ferrari Pole in Mexico

Lewis Hamilton secured his first pole position with Ferrari at the Mexico Grand Prix, ending a drought since the 2023 Hungarian Grand Prix.

Hamilton outpaced his former Mercedes teammate George Russell in the final moments of qualifying, with Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc finishing third.

Hamilton acknowledged the team's efforts in overcoming early challenges, including an engine issue and limited practice time, which they addressed through strategic setup adjustments.

This pole position marks Hamilton's 105th career pole, highlighting his enduring presence in Formula 1. It also represents his first with Ferrari since joining the team.

Hamilton's performance in Mexico adds to his list of 22 circuits where he has achieved multiple poles, making him the oldest polesitter in Formula 1 since Mario Andretti at the 1982 Italian Grand Prix.

Hamilton expressed satisfaction with the result, emphasizing the importance of mental fortitude and global support in maintaining his competitive edge.