Charles Leclerc delivered a remarkable final lap in qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix to take pole position as Max Verstappen’s hopes were ended by a DRS issue. Leclerc spun towards the end of his first attempt as he lost the rear entering the chicane, leaving him without a time on the board and provisionally P10 ahead of the final runs. Despite needing to get a lap on the board, Leclerc pulled out a stunning effort to post a 1:18.750 and go over 0.3s of Verstappen, who had set the pace initially. While Leclerc was improving, Verstappen was unable to respond when his DRS didn’t open on the pit straight and he aborted his lap in Turn 3, but he will still start from second place on...
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