Max Verstappen took a convincing pole position for Red Bull at the Spanish Grand Prix amid several shock early exits in a wild Qualifying session. The world championship leader maintained his impressive form to top the timesheet with a 1:12.272 at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, and was even able to abort his final flying lap with no other drivers capable of beating his first Q3 effort. Carlos Sainz will start his home Grand Prix on the front row for Ferrari, while Lando Norris took a surprise third for McLaren. When to watch the Spanish GP on Sky Sports Get Sky Sports | Listen to the Sky Sports F1 Podcast Pierre Gasly took fourth for Alpine, but is likely to be demoted as he faces an...
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