Ferrari ace Charles Leclerc produced a dazzling lap under the Marina Bay spotlights to seize his third pole position in a row, this time for the 2019 Singapore Grand Prix, with Mercedes world champion Lewis Hamilton sharing the front row with him. The 21-year-old Monegasque, who started the last two races in Belgium and Italy from the front and went on to win both, lit up the timing screens with a time of one minute, 36.217 seconds. Hamilton was 0.191 seconds slower, with Leclerc’s Ferrari teammate Sebastian Vettel qualifying third after aborting his final lap and Red Bull’s Max Verstappen fourth. “Look at the time, I lost control three times in the lap,” exclaimed a relieved...
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