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Lewis Hamilton took his first pole position since the opening race of the season as he beat team-mate Valtteri Bottas at the Spanish Grand Prix.

The Mercedes drivers locked out the front row, Hamilton just 0.04 seconds ahead, with Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel in third from team-mate Kimi Raikkonen.

Red Bull's Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo secured the third row.

Fernando Alonso put a McLaren in the top 10 for the first time this season, eighth behind Kevin Magnussen of Haas.

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Brendon Hartley, who did not take part in qualifying after crashing in final practice: "I feel a bit sore in my neck and head a little, but I'll be fine tomorrow.""Most of the bits of the car are replaceable, so they should have no problems getting it fixed in time. I'm disappointed I didn't get a shot at qualifying because the car felt good this morning."

Ahmed: Lewis Hamilton you make me proud, lets win #SpanishGP, external tomorrow

Michael: Bottas continuing a decent start to the season. Not far away at all. He’s been very good all weekend. Will be interesting to see how punchy he is into turn one tomorrow #BBCF1, externalPatrick: 9/10ths slower than @redbullracing, external on an aero circuit with same engine. Maybe their claims of top 3 chassis were fanciful. Disappointing as an Alonso fan.

Michael: Have to say that’s a cracking result for Mercedes. Red Bull won’t be to concerned because I think their race pace can bring them into play. Ferrari the biggest losers of the top 3 teams. #BBCF1, external

Daniel Ricciardo, who will start sixth on grid tomorrow: "I didn't really know what to expect, you never really know until qualifying. Friday paints one picture, but you don't know what's going to happen overall. In Q3 we both put in a good lap, the supersofts weren't comfortable so I went for the softs in Q3 and Mercedes put in some belters at the end.

"I don't know what more I could have done. With the laps Max and I put in I thought we could have been a couple of 10ths from pole... but obviously they were quicker. I'll try tomorrow!"

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Max Verstappen, who qualified in fifth, speaking to Sky Sports: "We don't have that power mode, we lost more speed from the friction in the tyres - it's all a bit more painful for us, especially in Q3. It all gets a bit harder and together with my final lap I couldn't continue from turn one. Top 3 wasn't possible today, it was tricky."I don't think many people will choose super-softs tomorrow, it may go faster but it will fall apart. Most people will choose soft and medium."

Kimi Raikkonen wasn't in much mood to talk - not that he often is. He told Sky Sports after qualifying fourth: "This is what we have got, so we'll see what happens tomorrow."

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Definitely, but it will rely on the start. Hamilton will be not only happy with pole position but also to have Bottas alongside him. It's not quite like Rosberg-Hamilton now, I don't think we will see a first lap crash like a few years ago.

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A second pole position in 2018 for Lewis Hamilton and his third in the last four races here in Spain.

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Sebastian Vettel, who starts third on grid: "I was happy with the lap, the first round in Q3 I locked into the first corner, but I was happy with the last lap, I was feeling good. I looked at the tower and I saw my name didn't go up... but we expected Mercedes to be strong so we will see what happens tomorrow.

"I'm looking forward to it and I hope people will enjoy the track and at home."

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Valtteri Bottas, who finished second: "It was so close today, like it has been all week. I ruined my first run in Q3 so I really only had one chance. It is a shame it is only four hundreths but it is good for the team. We will race hard tomorrow and try and get the one two we deserved in Baku."

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Lewis Hamilton, who starts on pole position: "It's always a great atmosphere in Barcelona, there's loads of Brits and even Spanish fans supporting a Brit which is great. I needed this pole, I haven't had a pole for a while. It's a Mercedes one-two!"

1) Hamilton 1:16.173

2) Bottas +0.040

3) Vettel +0.132

4) Raikkonen +0.439

5) Verstappen +0.643

6) Ricciardo

7) Magnussen

8) Alonso

9) Sainz

10) Grosjean

... and Sebastian Vettel goes third quickest!

But Lewis Hamilton, on super-softs, improves again with 1:16.173.

Valtteri Bottas goes second quickest, just 0.040 off Hamilton's time.

It's all on Sebastian Vettel now...

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Kimi Raikkonen improves... and goes second! The Finn did a 1:16.612.