Charles Leclerc was left to bemoan a small error in Q2 for having “big consequences” on his qualifying result for Formula 1’s Spanish Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver suffered damage to his car when he ran wide over the kerbs coming out of the fast right-hander of Turn 9 in the closing stages of the second segment of qualifying in Barcelona, with his SF90 shedding bits of bodywork in the process. Leclerc immediately returned to the Ferrari garage so the team could carry out repair work to the bargeboard and floor area, but when the Monegasque eventually re-emerged towards the end of Q3, he was only able to put in a laptime good enough for fifth on the grid behind Red Bull’s Max...
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