Charles Leclerc claimed his third pole position in a row during a scintillating qualifying session for Formula 1’s Singapore Grand Prix. Ferrari had been off the pace through Friday practice but unexpectedly emerged into contention in final practice, with Leclerc leading the way. Leclerc edged Sebastian Vettel in Q2 but come Q3 the four-time World Champion moved clear in the first runs despite brushing the wall through the exit of Turn 19. Vettel abandoned his second push lap after sliding through Turn 14, having already been down on his personal best, but the pursuing Leclerc was lighting up the timing screens. Leclerc crossed the line to register a time of 1:36.217 and yelled...
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