Charles Leclerc stormed to pole position for the Spanish Grand Prix as Ferrari and Red Bull continued their head-to-head battle.
Leclerc trailed after the first Q3 runs, having spun, but the tables were turned on the decisive laps when Verstappen reported a loss of power.
Leclerc's best time of 1:18.750 put him three-tenths clear of Verstappen, with Carlos Sainz claiming third in the other Ferrari.
A much-improved Mercedes package enabled George Russell and Lewis Hamilton to take fourth and sixth respectively, sandwiching Sergio Perez's Red Bull.
The full results from qualifying for the Spanish GP can be seen below:
Result Qualifying - Spanish
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