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Lewis Hamilton Lost for Words After Claiming Historic First Ferrari Pole in Mexico

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Lewis Hamilton Lost for Words After Claiming Historic First Ferrari Pole in Mexico
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Lewis Hamilton Lost for Words After Claiming Historic First Ferrari Pole in Mexico

A remarkable weekend at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez suddenly transformed into a magical stage for Lewis Hamilton. The British veteran successfully ended a three-year pole position drought, delivering his very first pole position for Scuderia Ferrari in Formula 1. This sensational milestone immediately shook the paddock and ignited passion among tifosi worldwide.

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Lewis Hamilton, Ferrari — Photo by Simon Galloway / LAT Images via Getty Images

During an intensely tight qualifying session, the seven-time world champion edged out his former Mercedes teammate George Russell by a razor-thin margin of just 0.009 seconds. This achievement marks the 105th pole position of Hamilton's illustrious career, extending his all-time record and serving as his first since the 2023 Hungarian Grand Prix. It is clear proof that sheer determination never fades with time.

Speaking to the media after qualifying, the Maranello star could not hide his overwhelming joy. "That felt great! That feels good! I'm so happy. I'm lost for words. It's been a really challenging weekend," expressed the driver as he reflected on the early struggles faced by the team.

Vasseur Puji Kebangkitan Hamilton dan Soroti Posisi Start Ferrari di Meksiko
Baca JugaVasseur Puji Kebangkitan Hamilton dan Soroti Posisi Start Ferrari di Meksiko

The path to the front row was far from straightforward for the iconic Italian squad. During the opening practice session, an engine issue and the implementation of an aero rake meant they were on the back foot, denying Hamilton crucial long-run data. However, brilliant technical adjustments and valuable lessons learned from the previous round at the Circuit of the Americas allowed the crew to perfect their setup just in time.

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At 41 years old, Hamilton also etched his name into the history books as the oldest driver to claim an F1 pole position since Mario Andretti in 1982. When asked how he manages to maintain such elite performance, the champion smiled confidently. "When there's a will, there's a way! It's all in the mind for all of us. I spar a lot and do all those different things to keep myself young, because I love what I do. That love is not gone," he concluded.

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