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Lewis Hamilton 'lost for words' after claiming historic 105th pole position

Lewis Hamilton secured his 105th career pole position at the Mexico Grand Prix, marking his first top qualifying result since 2023 and his debut pole for Ferrari. Despite facing mechanical difficulties and limited track time during the initial practice sessions, the 41-year-old driver outperformed his teammate Charles Leclerc to claim the top spot.

Hamilton, who is now the oldest pole-sitter in the history of the sport, attributed his continued success to his mental approach and rigorous physical recovery routines. He expressed deep gratitude for the support of his fans and remains focused on converting this qualifying performance into a race victory.

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