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A downcast Felipe Massa described the heavy crash in final practice which has left him at the back of the grid for the Monaco GP as “strange” but vowed to remain positive in a bid to salvage something from the weekend.

Ferrari had a difficult Saturday at Monaco during which Fernando Alonso qualified in 6th. Felipe Massa on the other hand crashed in the morning and the team were not able to repair his car for qualifying. He will start from the back of the grid.

Even though Sebastian Vettel thought pole was possible today, the Red Bull Racing team is generally happy to have qualified third and fourth in a tricky session.

Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton claimed the second consecutive front-row lockout for the Mercedes AMG team in today's qualifying session for the Monaco Grand Prix. One could say that in essence the team simply did what everyone expected.

Pole-sitting Nico Rosberg accepts that Mercedes still have it all to prove in Sunday’s Monaco GP after previously failing to convert any of their three pole positions into a victory this season.

The Brit’s McLaren lost power on his final run in Q3 leaving him in ninth and behind his team-mate Sergio Perez for tomorrow’s Grand Prix

After a positive start for Marussia in Thursday’s Free Practice sessions, optimism turned to disappointment today when Jules Bianchi was unable to take part in qualifying for his home Grand Prix in Monaco. Team-mate Max Chilton ended Q1 in 20th position after a challenging opening session on the intermediate tyre on a track which was drying rapidly follow a rain shower just prior to qualifying.

One of the world’s great motor races is held for the 71st time on Sunday having played host to the best drivers in the most incredible of backdrops

Lotus' Kimi Räikkönen will start from fifth on the grid and Romain Grosjean thirteenth after an exciting rain-visited qualifying session for the Monaco Grand Prix.

Giedo van der Garde progressed to Q2 in qualifying at Monaco and therefore made it the best qualifying of the season for his team. Van der Garde will start from 15th place while Pic qualified 18th.

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An eventful qualifying session this afternoon saw Sahara Force India's Adrian Sutil qualify in eighth place for tomorrow’s Monaco Grand Prix. Team mate Paul Di Resta will line up in P17.

Williams' Valtteri Bottas qualified 14th with Pastor Maldonado 16th for tomorrow’s Monaco Grand Prix. Both drivers progressed through into Q2, with Pastor posting the quickest time in Q1 on the intermediate tyres.

Toro Rosso were strong in the early part of qualifying, but the pace dropped back a bit during Q2. While Daniel Ricciardo did not get his tyres up to temperature to do better, Jean-Eric Vergne is of course happy with his first top 10 qualifying of the season.

Qualifying for the Monaco Grand Prix started in light rain and ended with a dry track for which all drivers changed to dry tyres. Sauber F1 Team driver Nico Hülkenberg missed Q3 by six tenths of a second and finished 11th, while Esteban Gutiérrez could not find grip on the intermediate tyres and will start from 19th tomorrow.

Sergio Perez was disappointed after squeezing every drop out of his MP4-28 only to find out he was just P7 in qualifying…