Nico Rosberg, who leads the drivers’ title by 36 points after winning the opening three races in succession, the German will start from his second-straight pole position alongside Williams’ Valtteri Bottas after a engine trouble once again hit his team-mate and nearest title rival Lewis Hamilton, consigning the reigning world champion to start from 10th place. Raikkonen will start from third place ahead of Williams’ Felipe Massa; Daniel Ricciardo will start the race from fifth place, directly ahead of Sebastian Vettel after the four-time world champion penalised five grid places for a gearbox change on his Ferrari prior to the session.
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