Updated On: 28 July, 2024 08:00 AM IST | Francorchamps | AFP
“I definitely did not expect that this weekend but with the tricky conditions we could do something above our expectations,” said Leclerc

Max Verstappen (right) with Charles Leclerc after the qualifying session during the Belgian GP on Saturday. Pic/AFP
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc will start Sunday’s Belgian Grand Prix on pole position with Red Bull’s Sergio Perez next to him on the front row.
World champion Max Verstappen was 0.595 seconds quicker than Leclerc in a wet qualifying session on Saturday but the Red Bull driver starts in 11th place because of a 10-place grid penalty for taking a new engine.