Hamilton on pole, Rosberg 2nd, Ricciardo 3rd, Verstappen 4th, Raikkonen 5th, Vettel 6th
Rosberg fastest in Q1, Hamilton top in Q2, with Verstappen 3rd
Button, Kvyat, Grosjean out in Q2, Alonso through to Q3 from McLaren
Massa, Palmer out in Q1 with Saubers and Manors
Image source, Getty ImagesSo Lewis Hamilton puts himself in prime position to pick up that elusive first win of the season after putting a stormer of a lap.
He's been here before, but he'll be as hungry as ever to turn pole into victory tomorrow.
The season starts here?
We'll be back 11:30 BST tomorrow to find out. See you then.
Image source, Rex FeaturesOut in front is a pretty good place to be in Spain, with 18 of the 25 Spanish grands prix at the Circuit de Barcelona-Cataluyna having been won from pole position. Just two races have been from behind the front row.
The Silver Arrows are firmly in the driving seat.
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Quote MessageReally happy to be in front of both Ferarris as well. Max was doing really good - we are both on the second row so that's pretty awesome. We chipped away at it and it took a bit of time to come. I knew I had the pace and knew I could do it but it was just about putting it together. I did what I had to do so I was really happy.
Daniel Ricciardo, Third on the grid
Image source, Getty ImagesQuote MessageI'm of course disappointed to be second. I wanted to be first today of course but Lewis was quicker in qualifying today and that's it. But fortunately it's the race that counts. But there are still a couple of opportunities to take the points tomorrow. Strategy wise, it's not going to be an easy race tomorrow so I will try and take my chances at the start.
Nico Rosberg
As Lewis Hamilton says, if he has no reliability issues he puts that car on pole. It's his third this season after Australia and Bahrain.
Image source, F1.comQuote MessageVery very happy with getting the lap. Obviously Nico has been really strong all week so bit by bit i have been trying to put the pace together. The guys back at the factory have been working so hard to try to rectify the problems we have had over the past few weeks. This is now three out of three for me so I'm obviously pretty happy.
Lewis Hamilton
What a brilliant qualifying session that was! The perfect answer to any questioning Lewis Hamilton's hunger. The man is as ravenous as ever.
Image source, Getty Images11) Hulkenberg 12) Button 13) Kvyat 14) Grosjean 15) Magnussen 16) Gutierrez 17) Palmer 18) Massa 19) Ericsson 20) Nasr 21) Wehrlein 22) Haryanto
Quote MessageTo lock out the second row, the boys have done a magic job there. Daniel Riccardo's last lap was pretty awesome and Max, well what can you say - it justifies why he is in that seat
Christian Horner, Team Principal, Red Bull Racing
Image source, Getty ImagesSecond row lockout for Red Bull and I bet Christian Horner and Helmut Marko are sitting with some pretty big grins on their faces now.
Daniel Ricciardo put in a brilliant final lap, but you've got to think that the pressure from the brilliant Max Verstappen forced him to up his game.
Quote MessageThat was absolutely magic!
Daniel Ricciardo, Red Bull Racing
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Jack Nicholls
Radio 5 live Formula 1 commentator
Quote MessageThat 43 point advantage Rosberg has at the top of the driver's championship has a good chance of coming down tomorrow.
1) Hamilton 2) Rosberg 3) Ricciardo 4) Verstappen 5) Raikkonen 6) Vettel 7) Bottas 8) Sainz 9) Perez 10) Alonso
Image source, Getty ImagesLewis Hamilton secures pole position for the Spanish Grand Prix.