Leclerc poised for victory as Azerbaijan Grand Prix main race approaches PHOTO

The second day of the Azerbaijan Formula 1 Grand Prix has come to an end in Baku, featuring a series of thrilling events.

The day began with the third free practice session, where George Russell of the Mercedes team delivered the fastest lap, showcasing a strong performance ahead of the main event, Caliber.Az reports, citing local media.

Following the practice, the Formula 2 sprint race took place, with Joshua Durksen from the AIX Racing team securing a decisive victory over his competitors.

The highlight of the day was the Formula 1 qualifying session, where Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc claimed pole position for the fourth consecutive time in Baku, reaffirming his dominance on the challenging street circuit.

The main race of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix is set to take place on September 15, where fans will see if Leclerc can convert his pole position into victory.

The Azerbaijan Grand Prix is set to conclude on September 15, with the qualification rounds shaping up to be a critical determinant of the grid positions for the main event. Fans and teams alike are eagerly awaiting the outcomes as the drivers prepare for what promises to be a thrilling race in the heart of Baku.

The Azerbaijan Grand Prix 2024, running from September 13-15, continues to capture global attention. The event, which first debuted in 2017, is held on the Baku City Circuit, a renowned street circuit in Baku, Azerbaijan’s capital. The race is set to remain at this venue until at least 2026.

The Baku City Circuit Operations Company anticipates a record-breaking global viewership for this year's Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Approximately 300 journalists, including about 200 from international media outlets such as Sky Sports, Motorsport, Canal+, Netflix, and The Sun, are covering the event and bringing the excitement of the races on Baku’s streets to audiences worldwide.