Ricciardo on pole after dominant lap in Monaco, Verstappen to start last after FP3 crash

Daniel Ricciardo will start on pole position for the Monaco Grand Prix tomorrow, after an impressive qualifying lap of a 1:10.810 which was a new record. Things, however, did not go well for team-mate Max Verstappen, who crashed towards the end of the Final Practice which caused a lot of damage to his car, to the extent that he did not even take part in qualifying. Former Red Bull driver and current Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel will start in second place, with Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton completing the top 3.

Starting grid:

Daniel Ricciardo - Red Bull Racing-TAG Heuer

Sebastian Vettel - Ferrari

Lewis Hamilton - Mercedes

Kimi Raikkonen - Ferrari

Valtteri Bottas - Mercedes

Esteban Ocon - Force India-Mercedes

Fernando Alonso - McLaren-Renault

Carlos Sainz - Renault

Sergio Perez - Force India-Mercedes

Pierre Gasly - Scuderia Toro Rosso-Honda

Nico Hulkenberg - Renault

Stoffel Vandoorne - McLaren-Renault

Charles Leclerc - Sauber-Ferrari

Brendon Hartley - Scuderia Toro Rosso-Honda

Marcus Ericsson - Sauber-Ferrari

Lance Stroll - Williams-Mercedes

Romain Grosjean - Haas-Ferrari

Kevin Magnussen - Haas-Ferrari

Max Verstappen - Red Bull Racing-TAG Heuer