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Well, Mark, let's just get a big number out the way, shall we, this weekend.

A hundred pole positions for Lewis Hamilton.

A ridiculously high number.

It seems landmark and significant because we like base 10 and 100 is a nice, nice round.

Ridiculous achievement, really, isn't it?

Yes.

And, you know, how would you even begin to sort of put them in any sort of order of merit?

You can remember the outstanding ones. You remember Singapore. You remember that one in the wet last year at the Sturion Grand Prix and a few others. But then, you know, it's just a blur. It's just a blur of

enormous achievement. And I'm always very reluctant to say that I'll never be beaten, but I feel

quite confident in saying that I'll never be beaten in my lifetime. Yeah, a subtle difference there. It is a massive number and requires an amazing set of

circumstances, not just a quite brilliant driver, which Lewis Hamilton clearly is,

but also the opportunity to rack up that number. But Scott, I think you asked Lewis about

what it meant to him and he couldn't really work it out. So what does it mean to you?

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