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pole position

noun

  1. a position on the inside of the track in any race.
  2. (in auto racing) a starting position on the inside of the front row.
  3. an advantageous position.


pole position

noun

  1. (in motor racing) the starting position on the inside of the front row, generally considered the best one
  2. an advantageous starting position
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Verstappen's drive was cool under intense pressure, with rarely more than two seconds between him and Norris, and founded on a quite brilliant pole position lap on Saturday.

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Oscar Piastri converted pole position to win the Chinese Grand Prix, as McLaren made it two wins from two races at the start of the season.

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It was a copybook win for Piastri, the third of his F1 career, and founded on the advantage he earned by scoring his maiden pole position on Saturday.

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Lewis Hamilton said he was "gobsmacked" to take his first pole position for Ferrari for the sprint race at the Chinese Grand Prix.

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Lewis Hamilton took his first pole position for Ferrari as he headed sprint qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix.

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