Gallery: F1’s youngest-ever pole winners

Leclerc, who became F1’s 99^th pole sitter, beats the likes of Fernando Alonso, Rubens Barrichello and Lewis Hamilton to second place on the all-time list, which is led by Vettel thanks to his pole for Scuderia Toro Rosso at Monza in 2008.

Below is the all-time list (age in years month days)…

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1: Sebastian Vettel (Toro Rosso) 21 02 11, Italy 2008

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2: Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) 21 05 14, Bahrain 2019

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3: Fernando Alonso (Renault) 21 07 22, Malaysia 2003

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4: Rubens Barrichello (Jordan) 22 03 05, Belgium 1994

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5: Lewis Hamilton (McLaren) 22 05 03, Canada 2007

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6: Andrea de Cesaris (Alfa Romeo) 22 10 04, USA (Long Beach) 1982

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7: Nico Hulkenberg (Williams) 23 02 19, Brazil 2010

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8: Robert Kubica (Sauber-BMW) 23 04 00, Bahrain 2008

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9: Jacky Ickx (Ferrari) 23 07 03, Germany 1968

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10: Kimi Raikkonen (McLaren) 23 08 12, Europe (Nurburgring) 2003

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And below are the top five youngest Ferrari pole winners…

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1: Charles Leclerc, 21 05 14, Bahrain 2019

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2: Jacky Ickx, 23 07 03, Germany 1968

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3: Chris Amon, 24 09 22, Spain 1968

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4: Niki Lauda, 25 01 08, South Africa 1974

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5: Felipe Massa, 25 04 02, Turkey 2006

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