LEW RETURNS AS A POLE STAR
Sunday Express|July 23, 2023
FORMULA ONE HUNGARIAN GRAND PRIX QUALIFYING
John NORFOLK
LEW RETURNS AS A POLE STAR

LEWIS HAMILTON took his first pole position since 2021 at the Hungarian Grand Prix yesterday and ended champion Max Verstappen’s bid for a sixth straight No.1 spot.

Hamilton pumped his left fist several times after finishing just 0.003 seconds ahead of rival Verstappen on his last lap to secure a record-extending 104th pole but first since Saudi Arabia in December 2021.

“Get in there, let’s go boys! So good,” Hamilton shouted on team radio before letting out a high-pitch whoop.

Fellow Brit Lando Norris led team-mate Oscar Piastri to an all-McLaren second row. Alfa Romeo’s Zhou Guanyu impressed with fifth place on the grid ahead of Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc.

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