Lewis Hamilton qualified third at the Mexico City Grand Prix, marking his best qualifying position since joining Ferrari and a significant improvement after a challenging season. Hamilton plans to be 'aggressive' at the race start, aiming to capitalize on his grid position and fight for his first podium with Ferrari. Hamilton highlighted that he finally feels he is extracting the car's performance after a tough year, describing his qualifying as a 'huge step.' Ferrari's Charles Leclerc qualified second, and Hamilton expressed confidence in his ability to make an aggressive move from third, especially given the long run to Turn 1 which offers slipstream opportunities. Norris secured pole position with a blistering lap, while Leclerc and Hamilton will start on the second row. Hamilton acknowledged the potential advantages of starting on the cleaner side of the grid and emphasized his readiness to race hard, despite the difficulty of the circuit at high altitude. The race is scheduled for Sunday at 8 pm, live on Sky Sports.