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Hamilton takes F1 pole in Mexico, Piastri down in 13th

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El Universal
“GP de México 2026: Lewis Hamilton firma la pole position; Checo partirá de la parte trasera”

Hamilton hizo valer el gran fin de semana de Ferrari y firmó la Pole Position para la carrera del domingo

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Le Figaro
“Formule 1 : première pole position depuis 2023 pour Hamilton, Antonelli en troisième ligne au Mexique”

L’ancien champion du monde britannique a signé le meilleur temps lors des qualifications du Grand Prix du Mexique, devant George Russell. Kimi Antonelli, qui peut être sacré ce week-end, partira depuis la troisième ligne.

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Diário de Notícias
“Hamilton conquista primeira "pole" pela Ferrari no México em qualificação emocionante”

A qualificação para o Grande Prémio da Cidade do México proporcionou este sábado ao fim do dia um dos desfechos mais renhidos e memoráveis da temporada, tendo selado a primeira pole position de Lewis Hamilton desde a sua chegada à Ferrari. Numa sessão em que o ar rarefeito e a altitude de 2240 metros voltaram a baralhar o rendimento dos monolugares, o piloto britânico rodou em 1:16.514 na sua derradeira tentativa no Q3, superando o seu antigo colega de equipa George Russell (Mercedes) por…

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BBC News – UK
“Hamilton takes first pole for Ferrari at Mexico City Grand Prix”

Lewis Hamilton takes his first pole position for Ferrari and his first for more than three years at the Mexico City Grand Prix.

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ABC News (Australia)
“Hamilton takes F1 pole in Mexico, Piastri down in 13th”

Lewis Hamilton turns back the clock by taking pole for the F1 Mexico City Grand Prix, while Australian Oscar Piastri's disastrous day sees him miss out on the top 10.

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El Universal
“Lewis Hamilton logra su segunda pole en México; diez años después”

Aquella vez en México 2016, Hamilton ganó la carrera desde la pole, por lo que apunta claramente a conseguir la victoria en México el día de mañana

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