Charles Leclerc has secured his first pole position in Formula One, outqualifying his Ferrari team mate Sebastian Vettel. The result marks the 62nd Ferrari front row lockout, equalling a record jointly held by Williams and McLaren. Robert Kubica was the first man out on track, soon followed by the other Williams of Russell and Albon for Toro Rosso. Albon's first time of the session was immediately significantly faster than Russell's time, while Kubica pulled back into the pits without crossing the line. Lando Norris, who was out early as well, was on a solid lap until he got blocked by Grosjean in the final corner. His team mate at McLaren, Carlos Sainz, was better off, and moved up into...
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