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Charles Leclerc overcame all competition with a sovereign performance in pre-qualifying qualifying for the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa Francorchamps and will start tomorrow's race from the best starting position. He was out for seven tenths of a second faster than his team-mate Sebastian Vettl and third would be Lewis Hamilton [Mercedes].

Monachan was a complete qualifier for himself, eventually coming to the third pole position this season with no major problems. This time Sebastian Vettel overtook Lewis Hamilton by a few thousandths of a second, both behind Leclerc by more than seven dozen.

The Mercedes team had an extremely challenging task ahead of qualifying, as they had to repair Lewis Hamilton's badly damaged race car, which collided just before the end of the third free training session. The Brackley team eventually succeeded, and Hamilton was able to qualify for the third place finish.

Valtteri Bottas [Mercedes] is in the top three, and Max Verstappen will start tomorrow's race from the fifth start.

BREAKING: Ferrari's Charles Leclerc takes the pole for Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix, ahead of Sebastian Vettel (P2) and Lewis Hamilton (P3) ⏱️ # F1 # BelgianGP ?? pic.twitter.com/bVqKaP7fWa

– Formula 1 (@ F1) August

, 2019

Both Renault racers Daniel Ricciardo and Nico Hulkennberg are behind the Dutch, but they are fined five starting points due to the replacement of the powertrain.

Kimi Raikkonen [Alfa Romeo] will start from the third row and Sergio Perez [Racing Point] from the seventh place.

Immediately after qualifying, new problems hit the Williams team, as Robert Kubica parked his car in a white smoke cloud due to a failure of a Mercedes drive unit before entering the bus stop, and the qualifications were interrupted by a red flag.

RED FLAG

Huge plumes of smoke coming from Robert Kubica's Williams

Session is halted with 10. 047 to run in Q1 # F1

# BelgianGP ??

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– Formula 1 (@ F1) August 19, 2019

Just before the end of the first qualifying round, Antonio Giovinazzi [Alfa Romeo] parked his car due to a failure of his Ferrari drive unit [Alfa Romeo], which he otherwise managed to qualify for in the second leg.

Grosjean, Norris, Stroll, Albon and Giovinazzi were dropped in Q2

– PortalF1.si (@ portalf1_si) August 19, 799

RESULTS

1. Charles Leclerc 1 '42. 507
Ferrari
2. Sebastian Vettel 1 '43. 086
Ferrari
3. Lewis Hamilton 1 '43. 267
Mercedes
4. Valtteri Bottas 1 '43. 280
Mercedes
5. Max Verstappen 1 '43. 557
Red Bull
6. Daniel Ricciardo 1 '44. 59
Renault
7. Nico Hulkenberg 1 '44. 518
Renault
8. Kimi Raikkonen 1 '44. 548
Alfa Romeo
9. Sergio Perez 1 '44. 600
Racing Point
(*******************************************************************************************************). Kevin Magnussen 1 '45. 47
Haas
08. Romain Grosjean 1 '44. 690
Haas
10. Lando Norris 1 '44. 797
McLaren
11. Lance Stroll 1 '45. 0 46
Racing Point
12. Alexander Albon 1 '45. 706
Red Bull
13. Antonio Giovinazzi No time
Alfa Romeo
14. Pierre Gasly 1 '46. 282
Toro Rosso
15. Carlos Sainz Jnr

1 '44. 415
McLaren

16. Daniil Kvyat 1 '46. 435
Toro Rosso
17. George Russell 1 '47. 519
Williams
18. Robert Kubica No time
Williams

CLASSIFICATION: END OF QUALIFYING

Confirmation of a third career pole position for Charles Leclerc! # F1 # BelgianGP ?? pic.twitter.com/D7AZ0ozypv

– Formula 1 (@ F1) August 19, 799

Verstappen has again announced that it has run out of power from the drive unit. Dutchman so far no time…

– PortalF1.si (@ portalf1_si) August 19, 799

# F1 # BelgianGP RED FLAG as Kubica's engine did poof. Another latest spec Mercedes engine? # MsportXtra pic.twitter.com/jl10 UWPE5Q

– #MsportXtra (@MsportXtra) August 19, 2019

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