Charles Leclerc expressed slight disappointment after missing pole position at the Mexico City Grand Prix, finishing second behind Lando Norris in qualifying. Despite a strong performance and leading in Q3, Leclerc's final lap was overtaken by Norris's exceptional effort, leaving him hopeful for a strong race start. Leclerc highlighted the challenges of low grip conditions, which impacted car performance, but remained optimistic about his chances, aiming to secure back-to-back podiums. Lewis Hamilton qualified third, marking his best start of the season with the Scuderia, and expressed satisfaction with the team's progress despite lacking recent upgrades. Ferrari's improved qualifying performance marks their best of the year, with team principal Fred Vasseur noting the significance of starting near the front for strategic opportunities. Meanwhile, Norris's pole position and Hamilton's third place position Ferrari as key contenders, with Leclerc and Hamilton aiming to capitalize on their starting positions to challenge Norris and influence the race outcome. The qualifying results have positioned Ferrari strongly in the race, with both drivers eager to make an impact from the front row.