Max Verstappen claimed his first pole at Jeddah Corniche Circuit for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, finishing three tenths ahead of Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and his own Red Bull team mate Sergio Perez in Friday's qualifying. Verstappen was quickest in all three rounds of qualifying and rarely under pressure on his bid to claim the top spot on tomorrow's grid. It's his 34th career pole, but the first time he's managed to beat his rivals in Saudi Arabia. His first attempt in 2021 memorably ended in a lock-up that put him into the barrier at the final corner in the last seconds of Q3. "It's crazy how fast you can go around here, especially my first lap in Q3," Verstappen told the media in parc
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