Max Verstappen has taken the second pole position of his career on Saturday afternoon at Interlagos, beating Sebastian Vettel to the top spot ahead of Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix. Verstappen, who had never qualified within the top three before today at Interlagos, was quickest in all three sessions of qualifying as well as FP3 earlier on Saturday. Charles Leclerc did clock the fourth-best time in Q3 but will drop 10 places due to a grid penalty for swapping out his engine, meaning third-placed Lewis Hamilton will be joined by his teammate Valtteri Bottas on the second row of the grid. McLaren had an afternoon to forget, with Carlos Sainz failing to set a time due to engine problems and...
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