Charles Leclerc dominated qualifying for the Belgian Grand Prix, eventually taking pole position by 7 tenths over the competition. Sebastian Vettel was second fastest to make it a Ferrari front row for Sunday's race at Spa-Francorchamps. The session kicked off with Kubica, as always, rapidly out on track. This time, it didn't last long, as, on his flying lap, the new specification Mercedes engine blew spectacularly. In the uphill full-throttle section at Blanchimont, the engine first puffed out blue smoke, before it became a big cloud of white mist. As Kubica parked his car just 3 minutes into the session, it was quickly decided to stop qualifying until the car was cleared, something which...
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