MONACO (Reuters) - Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo showed his Monaco mastery by dominating every phase of qualifying for Formula One's most glamorous race to seize pole position in track record time on Saturday. Just the race tomorrow and then we will celebrate," said Ricciardo. Vettel, whose team mate Kimi Raikkonen starts fourth and ahead of Mercedes's Valtteri Bottas, said Ricciardo had "owned" the qualifying session. That incurred a five-place grid drop, which became academic when the 20-year-old Dutch driver failed to emerge for even one timed lap. Behind the usual suspects, French driver Esteban Ocon qualified sixth for Force India with McLaren's Fernando Alonso, who missed last year's Monaco race to compete in the Indianapolis 500, seventh on the grid.

Source: The Star May 26, 2018 14:24 UTC