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How Leclerc recovered from a spin to earn pole position for F1 Spanish GP
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc sealed pole position at the F1 Spanish Grand Prix, while Mercedes' George Russell is fourth. As it happened...
Out in Q1: Vettel, Alonso, Stroll, Albon and Latifi.
Chequered flag falls as Magnussen goes fifth; Schumacher into 10th.
Leclerc, Sainz, Verstappen, Perez and Ocon still in the pit lane.
Pit lane incident involving Stroll and Norris will be investigated after the session.
In the drop-zone currently: Albon, Stroll, Gasly, Schumacher and Latifi.
Russell, Hamilton and Bottas slot into P4 to P6 - 0.3s-0.4s off Leclerc's top time.
It's Sainz's turn to take to the top - a 1m19.892s for the Spaniard.
Verstappen takes to the top with a 1m20.091s, 0.3s ahead of his teammate.
It's a 1m20.447s for Perez, 0.6s ahead of Zhou.
Tsunoda has his lap deleted for exceeding track limits at T12.
Perez is on course to go quickest for Red Bull.
Gasly, Zhou and Tsunoda are the only cars on track, while Haas are still working on Schumacher's car after a brake issue meant he was in the garage for the majority of FP3.
Zhou breaks the silence in the Alfa Romeo.
Q1 is now underway in Barcelona.
Just over five minutes until qualifying in Barcelona gets underway.
Mercedes haven't been beaten in qualifying in Barcelona since 2012!
Hello and welcome back to our live blog for qualifying from Barcelona.
Chequered flag out for FP3 - Leclerc on top ahead of Verstappen and Russell.
Ricciardo moves up to 11th; only 13th for Alonso.