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Formula One world championship leader Charles Leclerc put Ferrari on pole position for the Spanish Grand Prix on Saturday with main rival Max Verstappen qualifying alongside on the front row for Red Bull. Spaniard Carlos Sainz will line up in third place on Sunday for Ferrari with George Russell taking the fourth slot for Mercedes.
BARCELONA : Formula One championship leader Charles Leclerc completed a Spanish Grand Prix practice sweep for Ferrari with the fastest time in the final session before qualifying for Sunday's race.
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc completed a practice hat-trick at the Spanish Grand Prix.
Ferrari’s points leader used his late soft tyre run to turn in a 1m19.772s and he ended the session just seven hundredths in front of his likely end-of-season title rival Verstappen.
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc completed a practice hat-trick at the Spanish Grand Prix.
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc was fastest in third practice for the Spanish Grand Prix ahead of qualifying later in the day. World champion Max Verstappen was second in his Red Bull while it was an encouraging session for Mercedes with George Russell and Lewis Hamilton in third and fourth respectively.
No fue un mal viernes, más bien todo lo contrario, para los intereses españoles en Barcelona. Carlos Sainz, cuarto, se descolgó tres décimas de Leclerc en el intento definitivo de los Llibres 2, pero el Ferrari parece cómodo este fin de semana en un circuito incómodo para Red Bull, porque no favorece su velocidad punta, y la distancia entre los dos Carlos parece solventable a una vuelta.
. El Mundial llega a la sexta cita de la temporada con Charles Leclerc como líder de la clasificación. Los españoles Carlos Sainz y Fernando Alonso son 5º y 16º, respectivamente. El Circuito de Barcelona acogerá a unos 100.000 espectadores después de dos años sin público por la pandemia de coronavirus.