With qualifying in the books and Charles Leclerc grabbing his fourth pole position on the bounce, here is how the grid is provisionally lining up, with all grid penalties taken into consideration! Record-breaking Leclerc For the first time since Michael Schumacher, a Ferrari driver has put the red car on pole position for four races in a row. In Japan, Leclerc can become the first F1 driver since a certain Sebastian Vettel to get pole position five times in a row. That Vettel looked to be lining up on the front row of the grid with Leclerc for tomorrow's grid, until Lewis Hamilton came in and snatched that place right out of the German's hands. A repeat of Singapore! Penalties Looking...
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