Charles Leclerc took his fourth pole position in a row after yet another stunning performance for Ferrari in qualifying for the Russian Grand Prix. He’ll be joined on the front row by Lewis Hamilton, with Sebastian Vettel making mistakes on his final lap to only manage third. Max Verstappen qualified fourth, but has a five-place grid penalty, with Valtteri Bottas fifth. Things didn't go so well for Verstappen's team mate. As Alex Albon was pushing to set his first competitive lap time of Q1, the Thai driver locked up and spun at turn 13, hitting the barriers and bringing out the red flag, leaving him down in P19. Home favourite Daniil Kvyat suffered problems in FP3 and a new power...
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