Lewis Hamilton will start the Monaco Grand Prix on pole position after a qualifying session which saw Ferrari's farcical campaign sink to new depths as Charles Leclerc was eliminated in Q1. Valtteri Bottas and Max Verstappen joined the pole-sitter in the top three after a typically manic Saturday in Monte Carlo. Hamilton dragged out a track-record 1:10.166 at the very last of Q3 to take his 85th pole position, and just his second around these famous streets. Article continues under video Bottas had looked on for a fourth pole in sequence, but will start alongside Hamilton on the first row after his final Q3 lap was hampered by a slight mistake. Verstappen was unable to quite match the...
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