Charles Leclerc delivered a wonder lap, under extreme pressure, to claim pole position for the 2022 Spanish Grand Prix but ahead of Sunday's race the Ferrari driver is worried about the race pace of his car. The Championship leader's effort was worthy of a F1 World Champion. On his first hot lap attempt in Q3, Leclerc spun through that niggly and quite horrible chicane before the main straight. With Verstappen top of the timesheets at that point, Leclerc was bottom in tenth with no lap time. There was a lot at stake for that final shot, which will go down as one of the most astonishing recoveries and astounding laps in a long while: three-tenths of a second better than anyone else was...
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