US Edition2025 F1 Las Vegas GP Qualifying Results: Starting Grid for the Race
Heavy rain and poor visibility forced seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton to start last at the Las Vegas GP, while Lando Norris claimed pole, officials said.
- On November 21, seven-time F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton qualified last at the Las Vegas Grand Prix after a 'horrible' session at the Las Vegas Strip Circuit.
- Despite strong FP3 speed, spray and poor visibility under the lights stopped Hamilton's late lap, and he said he had prepared but `I just didn't get a lap at the end`.
- For the first time in his career, Hamilton was last on pace in qualifying, becoming the first Ferrari driver to start last since Giancarlo Fisichella, while teammate Charles Leclerc qualified ninth.
- Asked about his season, Hamilton said only a few races remain, and Ferrari's pace offers hope if the race stays dry, despite a tough qualifying day.
- Hamilton said he had strong pace in final practice but `I couldn't see anything`, after qualifying last at the Las Vegas Grand Prix on November 22, 2025.
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Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton suffered a new low in what he said was his hardest year in Formula One after qualifying last at the Las Vegas Grand Prix on Friday (Saturday, November 22, Manila time). The seven-times world champion was left ruing a “horrible” qualifying session in soaking conditions and resigned himself to starting from the back of the grid for Saturday night’s race. Hamilton, who had looked competitive in final practice, said the car …
Lewis Hamilton suffers career-first humiliation as F1 Las Vegas GP starting grid set - The Mirror
Lewis Hamilton suffered a humiliating qualifying session at the Las Vegas Grand Prix and was the slowest qualifier in a career-first for the Ferrari driver as wet conditions wreaked havoc
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