Charles Leclerc dominated qualifying for Formula 1’s Belgian Grand Prix as Ferrari locked out the front row of the grid. Ferrari swept a 1-2 in all three practice sessions and maintained its form throughout the three-part qualifying session in hot and sunny conditions. Leclerc led the way through Q1, Q2 and Q3 as he set two laps fast enough for pole position. Leclerc’s best time, a 1:42.519, left him 0.748s clear of team-mate Sebastian Vettel at Formula 1's longest track. Vettel made errors on both of his Q3 runs – running deep into La Source before sliding wide at Stavelot – though it did not account for the entire deficit. Mercedes emerged as Ferrari’s...
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