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Where you'll also find out terms of use. Hamilton drives towards the line and goes fastest a second clear of Max Vastafen in

second place a round of applause for him in the Mercedes garage because he has just become the all-time

pole position record holder in Formula One.

Polls this your mate.

Found you got yourself another record.

When it comes to qualifying in Formula One, there's no one better than Lewis Hamilton.

In 2017, we've seen records tumble as first, he swept aside Senna and then surpassed Schumacher as the driver with the most pole positions in the history of the

sport. It's a remarkable achievement, but how does he do it? Over the next hour we'll take you

inside the Mercedes team to find out what makes

Hamilton the master over one lab. And these are the voices we'll hear from.

James Vales, chiefist Andrew Chauvelin, trackside engineering director.

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