Hamilton recalls Schumacher after first Ferrari pole, hails Antonelli
Lewis Hamilton celebrated Ferrari's first pole position under Ferrari ownership since Michael Schumacher's era, recalling the legendary driver's achievements. At the Mexico City Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, the 41-year-old Hamilton became the oldest pole-sitter in Formula One history, surpassing Mario Andretti's record from 1982.
Schumacher achieved his first Ferrari pole at the 1996 San Marino Grand Prix. The Mercedes driver credited his love for racing and his extensive ice bath routine for maintaining his youth and performance. Meanwhile, young Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes looked poised to become the youngest champion in the sport's history, starting fourth and needing only to finish in the top nine to win the title.
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