Charles Leclerc clinched the third pole position of his Formula 1 career with a dazzling performance in qualifying for the Belgian Grand Prix. Leclerc outclassed his Scuderia Ferrari team-mate Sebastian Vettel with a time of a 1:42.519, 0.748 seconds ahead of Vettel over the course of a lap at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps. The Mercedes AMG Motorsport drivers had to be content with the second row as Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas qualified in third and fourth positions respectively. Red Bull Racing‘s Max Verstappen was joined on the third row by old team-mate Daniel Ricciardo, who was ‘best of the rest’. Nico Hülkenberg qualified in seventh position just ahead of Kimi...
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