French GP: Charles Leclerc starts on pole for race at Paul Ricard
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc will start the French Grand Prix from pole position after beating title rival Max Verstappen to P1 in qualifying at Paul Ricard.
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Lewis Hamilton to start 300th F1 race from fourth as Charles Leclerc claims pole in France
Lewis Hamilton will start his 300th Formula One race from fourth on the grid after Charles Leclerc secured pole position at the French Grand Prix on Saturday.
Lewis Hamilton to start 300th F1 race from fourth as Charles Leclerc claims pole
Lewis Hamilton will start his 300th Formula One race from fourth on the grid after Charles Leclerc secured pole position at the French Grand Prix.
Leclerc takes pole position at French GP
Charles Leclerc secured pole position at the French Grand Prix, after he breathed fresh life into his championship bid with a comprehensive victory at the last round in Austria a fortnight ago.
Nico Rosberg predicts Verstappen/Leclerc rivalry could ignite in second half of the season
Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc’s rivalry could ignite in the second half of the campaign according to Nico Rosberg.
French Grand Prix Carlos Sainz, Kevin Magnussen to start from back of grid
LE CASTELLET, France — Carlos Sainz and Kevin Magnussen will start from the back of the grid at the French Grand Prix due to power unit penalties.
Matteo Berrettini stops Dominic Thiem to reach Gstaad final
The Italian world number 15, playing his first tournament since having to withdraw from Wimbledon with Covid, made short work of the 2020 US Open champion, putting him away in just 77 minutes. It has still been a good week for the Austrian who has slipped to 274 in the ATP rankings after a year of setbacks, including a wrist injury, depression and Covid.
Verstappen sizzles in the sun to dominate final practice
LE CASTELLET, France: World champion and series leader Max Verstappen sizzled in the sun on Saturday when he topped the times for Red Bull ahead of both Ferrari drivers in third and final practice session at the French Grand Prix. Making the most of a superior straight-line speed, the 24-year-old Dutchman clocked a best lap in one minute and 32.272 seconds to outpace Carlos Sainz in the leading Ferrari by three-tenths of a second.