Red Bull’s Daniel Ricciardo showed his Monte-Carlo mastery by dominating every phase of qualifying for the Monaco Grand Prix, Formula 1’s most glamorous and famous street race to seize pole position in track record time on Saturday. The Australian, in blistering form since leading the way in Thursday practice around the streets of the tiny Mediterranean principality, made sure of the top slot for his team’s 250th race start with a record qualifying lap of 1:10.810 seconds. Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel, last year’s race winner in a Ferrari one-two, joined his former Red Bull teammate on the front row with world championship leader Lewis Hamilton lining up third for Mercedes. Neither...
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