Charles Leclerc is the first new driver in seven years to start the Spanish GP from pole position, beating Max Verstappen to the coveted grid slot. The Ferrari driver left it to the last lap, spinning on his first run in Q3 which meant he did not set a time, Verstappen on provisional pole. But while Leclerc found pace, and put in a clean lap on his second run, Verstappen reported 'no power' as he dropped to second place, unable to defend P1. Carlos Sainz will start his home race from third, joined on the second row by George Russell, who bagged Mercedes' best qualifying of this season. POLE for @Charles_Leclerc! 👏👏👏 #SpanishGP #F1 pic.twitter.com/yerg6UaI8O — Formula 1 (@F1)...
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