Lewis Hamilton wins his first pole position for Ferrari at the Mexican Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton led the starting grid at the Mexico City Grand Prix on Saturday, securing his first pole position with Ferrari after more than three years.
- Lewis Hamilton put Ferrari on pole position for the Mexico City Grand Prix on Saturday.
- Lewis Hamilton's pole position was the 105th of his career.
- Kimi Antonelli could become the youngest Formula One world champion at age 20.
- Lewis Hamilton was 0.009s ahead of George Russell and Charles Leclerc
- Max Verstappen will start fifth due to a penalty.
- Kimi Antonelli needs to finish ninth on Sunday to clinch the world title.
- Charles Leclerc finished third in qualifying.
- Fernando Alonso suffered reliability issues with Aston Martin.
- Alonso stated he might skip the Grand Prix and go to Brazil.
- Ryo Hirakawa took over the Haas cockpit from Esteban Ocon.
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