Lewis Hamilton trumped team-mate Nico Rosberg to score the first Monaco Grand Prix pole of his career. After Sebastian Vettel's Ferrari had proven fastest in Saturday morning's third practice, the Mercedes duo was again on top when it mattered most. Hamilton set the tone in the deciding Q3 session with a 1:15.30s on his first run; 0.14s clear of team-mate Rosberg. The German then lost any chance of a response when a heavy right-front lock-up into Sainte Devote forced him to abort his second effort. Hamilton subsequently brought his best time down to 1:15.098s to secure the pole by a full 0.34s. Vettel secured a distant third on 1:15.85s, while Australian Daniel Ricciardo narrowly made...
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