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Ferrari's Charles Leclerc stormed to a home Monaco GP pole position after dominating qualifying, which ended in dramatic fashion as Sergio Perez crashed and Carlos Sainz shunted into him on their last laps.
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc put his Ferrari on pole for tomorrow's (29 May) Monaco Grand Prix.
Charles Leclerc delighted his home crowd by securing pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix.
Flexbox HP40’s Aron Canet claimed his second Moto2 pole position of the season with a 1’51.121 lap at Mugello.
Fabio Di Giannantonio claimed a shock pole position in the Italian MotoGP on Saturday, the Italian snatching top spot on the grid for the first time in his career on his final lap at Mugello. Gresini rider Di Giannantonio had led for large tracks of the day's second qualifying run but looked to have lost pole to Johann Zarco and then Marco Bezzecchi until he posted a stunning time of one minute, 46.156sec on the day's last lap. The 23-year-old Italian had made his way into the second run after topping the times in the first qualifying session and his team celebrated wildly as he crossed the line after time had elapsed to snatch pole at the last.
Celebrations ensued at Mugello as Gresini Racing’s rookie Fabio Di Giannantonio secured a stunning showcase from Q1 to pole position.
Sergio Perez put a halt to Charles Leclerc's perfect Monaco GP weekend by topping final practice as Red Bull closed down Ferrari ahead of a crucial qualifying in Monte Carlo, with Mercedes still off the pace.
