Charles Leclerc blames himself after qualifying third for the F1 Mexico City GP, but backs Ferrari’s race pace despite overtaking fears.
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Leclerc says he can only be “angry” with himself after qualifying third for F1 Mexico City GP

Charles Leclerc blamed himself after he qualified third for the F1 Mexico City GP, while his Ferrari team-mate Lewis Hamilton took pole position after the Qualifying session. Leclerc set the early pace in Q3, but he failed to improve on his final run and finished 0.119 seconds behind Hamilton’s 1:16.514. George Russell split the two…

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Lewis Hamilton out on track for Ferrari in qualifying for the 2026 F1 Mexico City GP.
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Hamilton reflects on “very special” first F1 pole for Ferrari at the 2026 Mexico City GP

Lewis Hamilton secured pole position for the 2026 Mexico City GP with a stunning last effort in Q3, which granted him his 105th pole position in F1, and his first grand prix pole for Ferrari. Hamilton “doesn’t remember” last time he was on pole before 2026 Mexico City GP Hamilton’s last grand prix pole position…

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Stewards disqualified Liam Lawson from F1 Mexico City GP qualifying over an MGU-K technical breach, sending him to the back of the grid.
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Lawson stripped of F1 Mexico City GP Qualifying result for technical breach

The stewards have disqualified Liam Lawson from Qualifying for the F1 Mexico City GP after finding a technical breach on his Racing Bulls car. The New Zealander will now start Sunday’s race from the back of the grid. Lawson had put in a strong performance in a tightly contested session, qualifying eighth and beating his…

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Lewis Hamilton takes pole position at the 2026 F1 Mexico City GP ahead of Russell and Leclerc.
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F1 | 2026 Mexico City GP | Qualifying | Hamilton takes first Ferrari pole by a tiny margin

Plenty of stories going into qualifying for the 2026 F1 Mexico City GP, with Lando Norris in the mix for pole, Kimi Antonelli hoping to setup a great starting position for his championship bid, and Ryō Hirakawa joining Haas to replace Esteban Ocon in a shocking mid-weekend swap. Q1: Alonso out with technical issues early…

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