Rosberg takes pole ahead of Hamilton
Vettel 3rd, Bottas 4th, Sainz 5th
Hamilton top in Q1, Rosberg tops Q2
Lotuses, McLarens, Nasr out in Q2
Manors, Force Indias, Ericsson out in Q1
Can Nico Rosberg convert pole into a much needed victory on Sunday? Or will Lewis Hamilton step it up and storm to another win?
We'll be back on Sunday at 11:30 BST with all the build-up, with the Spanish Grand Prix getting under way at 13:00.
Until then, goodbye.
OK, it is almost time for us to wrap things up. I'll leave you with Andrew Benson's report from qualifying, and keep an eye online for the video highlights.
Toro Rosso as a whole were superb. Aside from Carlos Sainz qualifying fifth, his team-mate Max Verstappen will start from sixth on Sunday, ahead of both Red Bulls.
Their performance is all the more impressive when you consider that they are apparently not introducing, external any major upgrades until the Austrian GP...
Image source, EPAA special mention also for Carlos Sainz, who produced his best ever qualifying performance with fifth and, to top it, off he has done it at his home race.
"It's something special," he said. "Dreaming is free, no? A P5 tomorrow will be very difficult but we'll try our best."
Sainz, of course, is the son of former World Rally champion Carlos Sainz.
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Image source, Getty ImagesIncidentally, the top three from qualifying from that race weekend [see 14:35] was the exact same as today - Nico Rosberg, Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel.
The percentages are in Nico Rosberg's favour for Sunday's race. Since the first race at Circuit de Catalunya in 1991, 92% of the races on the circuit have been won from the front row, with 18 of those wins from pole and four from second.
However, there's one bit of bad news from history for Rosberg. Only two of the last 10 races have not been won from pole. One of those two was in 2013, when Fernando Alonso won after Rosberg had started on pole.
Grant Kennett: Interesting to see if Vettel can hound the notoriously wider Merc of Lewis in the same way he has Rosberg's.
Nathan Stewart: Nico needs to save his season and capitalise tomorrow and be in front after the first corner.
Female-F1: Raikkonen was never a strong qualifier. He's a racer. Can't wait to see Lewis playing catch-up tomorrow, that should be entertaining!
Image source, Formula 1Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel, who will start from third: "I think disappointed is the wrong word I think it is great for Ferrari to keep confirming how close we are. This is a great race for us it is very nearly a home race for us.
"You have to say the two guys sat at the side of me (Rosberg and Hamilton) are doing a good job, hopefully tomorrow we can be closer than today but they are doing a good job.
Image source, Formula 1Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton, who will start from second: "Nico did a great job. I didn't have the balance where I liked. Tomorrow there's still a lot to play for.
"I didn't think I was on the back foot, I just didn't have pace today and didn't do a great job."
A few more words from Nico Rosberg: "Of course I needed it [pole position] sooner rather than later. It is one step in the right direction to winning the race. It was a good day in the office."
Image source, Formula 1Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg, who will start on pole on Sunday: "Strategy is important. It's a big advantage to have new set of used tyres for the race. Overtaking is more difficult around here, so starting in front is a big advantage."
Image source, Getty ImagesStarting with the 2007 race, the Spanish Grand Prix has seen eight different winners in the last eight years. Those are: Felipe Massa, Kimi Raikkonen, Jenson Button, Mark Webber, Sebastian Vettel, Pastor Maldonado, Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton.
Can Nico Rosberg continue that trend tomorrow and make it nine different drivers in the last nine years?
James Chattaway: Fair play Nico, showing some fight after all.
Max Baggins-Craig: Great effort from Hamilton, but as we know he's been far better of the two, great interesting race tomorrow, beers chilling...
Rachel T: Lewis is going to thoroughly enjoy attacking his teammate into turn one tomorrow.
Image source, F1That's Nico Rosberg's first pole position since the final race of last season in Abu Dhabi.
Rosberg will be hoping one aspect of his season continues tomorrow - he has finished every race in the position he has started in this year...
1) Nico Rosberg 2) Lewis Hamilton 3) Sebastian Vettel 4) Valtteri Bottas 5) Carlos Sainz 6) Max Verstappen 7) Kimi Raikkonen 9) Felipe Massa 10) Daniel Ricciardo
11) Romain Grosjean 12) Pastor Maldonado 13) Fernando Alonso 14) Jenson Button 15) Felipe Nasr 16) Marcus Ericsson 17) Nico Hulkenberg 18) Sergio Perez 19) Will stevens 20) Roberto Merhi
Superb from Nico Rosberg as he takes the fight to Lewis Hamilton, denying the Briton a fifth successive pole position and giving himself a shot in the arm in the title race.
Hamilton qualifies second with Sebastian Vettel third.
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Image source, Getty ImagesNICO ROSBERG TAKES POLE POSITION FOR THE SPANISH GRAND PRIX.
Nico Rosberg is pushing as the chequered flag comes out, but it looks like he has done enough to out qualify his team-mate for the first time this season...
Image source, AFP/GETTYHas Lewis Hamilton got anything in his locker? Seconds left of the final part of qualifying...
Into the final two minutes and all the top 10 will make their final qualifying runs, with four drivers who didn't head out earlier saving their tyres for the race.