Charles Leclerc brilliantly claimed his fourth pole position of the season so far, after recovering from a huge mistake on his first flying lap in Q3. Leclerc has been imperious all weekend at the Spanish Grand Prix, having a couple tenths over everyone in most sessions. Qualifying was no different, with the Monegasque driver claiming pole by three-tenths. However, Q3 started in the worst way possible for the championship leader, after spinning at Turn 14 on his opening flying lap. The spin flat-spotted his tyres, resulting in the Ferrari driver aborting the lap and being tenth after the first runs were complete. The pressure was then on Leclerc to deliver on his final attempt, which he...
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