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.
Ryo Hirakawa could have "easily" made Q2 in F1 Mexico GP without late traffic
Haas stand-in Ryo Hirakawa believes he'd have "easily" reached the second part of qualifying for the Mexico City Grand Prix, had he not encountered traffic on his final lap of the session. Hirakawa, making his Formula 1 debut with Haas as Esteban Ocon was stood down from his…
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George Russell reveals crucial Mercedes decision that cost him Mexico F1 pole
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