Lewis Hamilton demands “serious talks” at Ferrari after Charles Leclerc clash
Lewis Hamilton has called for “serious talks” at Ferrari following his clash with team-mate Charles Leclerc in Formula 1’s Mexico Grand Prix. Polesitter Hamilton was challenged by Leclerc from third after front-row starter George Russell lost momentum ahead of Turn 1. The seven-time world champion narrowly held off the sister car in the first corner sequence, but Leclerc launched an ... Keep…
Seven-time Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton expressed utter amazement after securing his first grand prix pole position for Ferrari at the Mexican Grand Prix. The British driver narrowly beat his former Mercedes teammate George Russell by just 0.009 seconds, ending a three-year pole drought. Hamilton, now 41 years old, became the oldest driver to claim a pole position since Mario Andretti in 1982.
Speaking to 2009 champion Jenson Button, Hamilton expressed his joy, saying it felt great and that he was lost for words. He acknowledged the challenging weekend, facing issues with aero rake and engine troubles in practice, but praised the team's set-up adjustments. Hamilton, with 105 career poles, expressed his love for the sport and his commitment to deliver for his team in the upcoming race.
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