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Hamilton Targets First Ferrari Win from Front Row

Lewis Hamilton aims to secure his first Ferrari win from pole position at the Spanish Grand Prix

14 Jun 2026 · 2d ago·1 source

According to Sky Sports — Football, Lewis Hamilton is targeting his first Ferrari win from the front row at the Spanish Grand Prix. He will be alongside George Russell, who secured a surprise pole position. The Mercedes driver will be looking to make a strong start and challenge for victory.

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