Hamilton takes record 105th pole at Mexico City GP

First reported 3 days, 11 hours ago · latest 1 day ago

Lewis Hamilton secured pole at the Mexico City Grand Prix, becoming the oldest pole-sitter in 44 years. The 105th pole extends his record, with coverage focusing on the historic achievement.

Lewis Hamilton George Russell

How the sources differ

Formula1.com highlights the record span of his pole career, Racer notes the Andretti comparison, Sky Sports focuses on beating Russell, and Reddit posts celebrate the milestone. No official FIA document is present.

Recommended first read: Racer provides the most complete historical context with an image, comparing Hamilton to Andretti, making it the best starting point.

Hamilton takes record 105th pole at Mexico City GP

How the sources differ

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Hamilton takes record 105th pole at Mexico City GP

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Coverage

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Hamilton follows Andretti, 44 years on

Hamilton pips Russell to become oldest pole sitter in 44 years!

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Lewis Hamilton: pole sitter and race winner in his 20s, 30s and 40s for 3 different teams across many different regulation eras

Lewis Hamilton becomes the oldest pole-sitter since Mario Andretti at the 1982 Italian Grand Prix; 44 years ago.