Recapping all of the odds and ends from qualifying day for the Monaco Grand Prix, Crash.net F1 Editor Luke Smith brings you his paddock notebook. - Daniel Ricciardo's charge to pole position was only the second of his Formula 1 career, coming two years after his maiden success at Monaco two years ago. It also marked two years since Red Bull's last F1 pole position that came at the same point. - Ricciardo produced two laps that would have been good enough for pole position, despite failing to improve with his second effort. Sebastian Vettel finished as the best of the rest in P2, two-tenths of a second back at the head of the field. - Teammate Max Verstappen got caught up in an incident for...
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