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Hamilton's 105th Pole: A Ferrari Masterpiece!
1 Nov
Summary
- Lewis Hamilton secured his 105th pole, his first for Ferrari.
- He became the oldest pole-sitter since 1982 at 41 years old.
- Hamilton vowed to race into the 2030s, inspired by Schumacher.
Lewis Hamilton has captured his 105th career pole position, marking his first for Ferrari at the Mexico City Grand Prix. This significant achievement, his first pole in over three years, places him in the record books as the oldest F1 pole-sitter since Mario Andretti in 1982. Hamilton, now 41, drew parallels to Michael Schumacher's legendary status with Ferrari. He expressed his deep connection to the team's history, stating that this pole is a special moment for him.
Hamilton also reaffirmed his commitment to Formula One, declaring his intention to continue racing into the 2030s. He believes he still matches younger drivers on the grid and is motivated by a deep love for the sport. The British driver's return to the front row, particularly with Ferrari, serves as a testament to his enduring talent and dedication. He aims to repay the faith shown by the team, celebrating his first win for Ferrari earlier in the season.
