George Russell claimed a sensational first pole position of his career, while F1 championship leader Max Verstappen hit trouble Report ⬇️
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A rare error on his first lap left Verstappen seventh and on the back foot going into the final runs of Q3, before the reigning world champion reported his Red Bull had lost power. The issue could not be rectified and Verstappen subsequently fell to 10th as others improved.suffering a shock Q2 elimination with a time only good enough for 11th on the grid.
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