Charles Leclerc is celebrating his fourth pole position of the 2019 season, but he admits that qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix ended up being a very messy affair in Monza. With cars jockeying for position at the start of their final run of the day, almost all of them ended up failing to cross the line in time. It meant that Leclerc's earlier provisional pole lap of 1:19.307s was good enough to carry the day and keep him ahead of Mercedes pair Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas to start Sunday's race from the front. Leclerc takes pole after 'messy' end to Monza qualifying "It feels unbelievable," he said after delighting the home fans. "Today to see so many people is...
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