Forced to carry Ferrari's hopes by his lonesome, Charles Leclerc stepped-up with an unassailable performance to take pole position for the 2019 Austrian Grand Prix. Driving the only Ferrari on track in Q3, Leclerc finished top of the timesheets with a track record 1:03.003 at the Red Bull Ring, as Sebastian Vettel was denied the opportunity to set a time due to an issue with the air pressure line on his SF90's engine. Lewis Hamilton could only manage P2, 0.259 seconds back with the prospect of a penalty for blocking Kimi Raikkonen in Q2 still looming. Max Verstappen was P3 with a 1:03.439, delivering a strong result for Red Bull at their home race. Report in progress…
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