Hamilton: Pole a reminder of Schumacher success
Lewis Hamilton has said claiming a first pole for Ferrari evoked memories of watching Michael Schumacher dominating for the Scuderia.
F1 Mexico GP: Sunday schedule, weather forecast and how to watch
Formula 1 heads into Sunday in Mexico City with Lewis Hamilton on pole and Kimi Antonelli only one result away from becoming world champion. Hamilton leads George Russell and Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc on the grid, while Antonelli will start fourth after Max Verstappen…
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