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Ferrari looked on track to challenge for pole position at the United States Grand Prix but it collapsed in the final qualifying session. New upgrades…

Ferrari suffered a late qualifying collapse at the United States Grand Prix after McLaren CEO Zak Brown earlier claimed they were "in a league of their own." Charles Leclerc had led Friday practice and Ferrari appeared on track for pole position across the early qualifying phases before their pace evaporated in Q3.
Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli ultimately took pole position at the Circuit of the Americas. Charles Leclerc finished fourth while Lewis Hamilton qualified fifth, leaving both Ferraris off the front row despite their early weekend promise.
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