Saturday in Baku provided perhaps one of the most chotic qualifying sessions Formula 1 has ever seen. Plenty of crashes, plenty of red flags and some surprises up and down the grid. In the end, Charles Leclerc took his second consecutive pole position and this time the Ferrari driver will start from pole unlike in Monaco. Here is your GPBlog Daily Round-up, covering the most important stories of the day.  Charles Leclerc on pole!  After not crashing at the end of the final qualifying session, like he did in Monaco, he will start the race at the very front, beating the likes of Lewis Hamilton in P2 and Max Verstappen in P3. Leclerc’s lap time of 1:41.218 was 0.232 seconds quicker than...
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