Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen start the 2022 Spanish Grand Prix from the front row, the Formula 1 gods deciding they want hot action this Sunday pitting the two best drivers of the current era against one another, from the front. Does it get any better for F1 fans? And it's very close, Ferrari might've had a slight edge in qualifying but Leclerc admitted he was nervous about the race pace relative to Red Bull, but did say the long-distance car was better in FP3 than it was on Friday. In contrast, Verstappen's DRS did not play ball when it mattered in Q3's final run but his first effort was still good enough for second on the grid. He was not too aggrieved because he knows he has a...
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