The provisional Monaco GP grid
Daniel Ricciardo will start Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix from the very front of the grid while his team-mate Max Verstappen is at the rear.
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Haas forced to remove parts of bargeboard
Haas' Monaco woes were perhaps complicated by the removal of parts of the VF18's bargeboards, which proved to be too fragile over the Monte Carlo kerbs.
Qualifying quotes: Williams, Sauber, Haas
It was a qualifying to forget for Haas, with both drivers finding themselves amongst the Williams and Sauber cars.
Vettel: Ricciardo ‘owned’ Monaco qualifying
Sebastian Vettel has said he did not a pose a "threat" to pole-sitter Daniel Ricciardo, who was the "best man on the day".
Verstappen: Not my sixth incident in a row
Max Verstappen has said that his Monaco crash was not his sixth consecutive incident of the season.
Qualy: Tale of two Bulls as Ricciardo takes pole
Daniel Ricciardo will start the Monaco Grand Prix from the highly coveted pole position while his team-mate Max Verstappen is firmly planted on the other end of the grid.
Horner: ‘No more brutal lesson for Max’
Red Bull boss Christian Horner has said Max Verstappen will have to learn from a "brutal lesson" after his latest crash.
Alonso was ‘very worried’ before qualifying Q7
Fernando Alonso qualified in P7 for the Monaco Grand Prix, saying it "feels fantastic" to do so.
Bottas feels Red Bull are ‘out of reach’
Valtteri Bottas has said that Red Bull are "out of reach" in Monaco after Daniel Ricciardo trounced the field in qualifying.
Raikkonen not ‘100 per cent sure’ on hypersofts
Kimi Raikkonen has revealed that he "struggled" with the hypersoft tyres as he qualified P4 for Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix.
Hamilton in P3: ‘I gave it everything I could’
Lewis Hamilton qualified in P3 for the Monaco Grand Prix, but is still confident for the race on Sunday.
FIA post-Monaco qualifying press conference
Daniel Ricciardo, Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton, the front three on the grid, spoke to the media after qualifying on Saturday afternoon.
Talk about blotting Verstappen’s copybook…
Max Verstappen's search for a clean weekend this season continues, with his FP3 crash leaving him at the very back of the grid for the Monaco Grand Prix.
Leclerc: Third straight Q2 ‘feels amazing’
Charles Leclerc has said that reaching Q2 for the third consecutive grand prix weekend "feels amazing".
Sainz: Q3 lap the ‘most stressful of my life’
Carlos Sainz secured P8 in qualifying for the Monaco Grand Prix, but the Spaniard said it was "the most stressful" lap of his life.
Ricciardo: ‘Let’s do this sh*t tomorrow!’
Daniel Ricciardo claimed his second career pole in Monaco but said the job is only "50 per cent done".
Gasly brings Toro Rosso back to Q3 in Monaco
Pierre Gasly was "really happy" to show Toro Rosso's "potential" after reaching Q3 and securing a P10 start for the Monaco Grand Prix.
Magnussen: Q1 exit a ‘bit of a shock’
Kevin Magnussen qualified in P19 for the Monaco Grand Prix, saying their pace has come as a "bit of a shock".
Verstappen misses qualy; starts last in Monaco
Max Verstappen's messy start to the season continued at the Monaco Grand Prix, where he will start from the back of the grid.
Qualifying quotes: Red Bull, Ferrari, Mercedes
It was a bittersweet qualifying for Red Bull with Daniel Ricciardo on pole and Max Verstappen starting from the very back.
Qualy quotes: Force India, McLaren, Renault, Toro Rosso
Esteban Ocon qualified best of the rest, Spaniards Carlos Sainz and Fernando Alonso were also in the top 10, as was Toro Rosso's Pierre Gasly.
Qualifying quotes: Williams, Sauber, Haas
It was a qualifying to forget for Haas, with both drivers finding themselves amongst the Williams and Sauber cars.
FP3: Red Bull 1-2, and then Verstappen crashes
Max Verstappen went from hero to zero in final practice for the Monaco GP as he set a new lap record and then crashed heavily leaving it to Daniel Ricciardo to steal P1 by 0.001s.
Rosberg: Ricciardo should go to Ferrari
Daniel Ricciardo should drop Red Bull in favour of Ferrari for next year's championship; that's according to Nico Rosberg.