And that is everything for today.

It is all set up nicely for tomorrow. Daniel Ricciardo starts on pole, with Sebastian Vettel alongside him on the front row.

Championship leader Lewis Hamilton is only third, with Kimi Raikkonen fourth, while Max Verstappen will have to weave his way through the field right from the back.

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Daniel Ricciardo will start the Monaco Grand Prix from pole after dominating qualifying while Red Bull team-mate Max Verstappen will line up at the back.

Red Bull could not repair Verstappen's car in time to get him out after a practice crash, leaving Ricciardo to blitz Mercedes and Ferrari.

Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel beat Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton to second, while Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen was fourth ahead of Mercedes' Valtteri Bottas as Force India's Esteban Ocon took sixth.

Red Bull have dominated the weekend so far and had looked set to lock out the front row until Verstappen's costly error in final practice. The Dutchman caught the inside wall at the second Swimming Pool chicane with his right front tyre and catapulted into the barriers on the outside.

Verstappen's car was badly damaged in the FP3 accident

The impact damaged both front and rear suspension and the right-hand side of the car and the damage was too extensive to be fixed in the two hours and 15 minutes between the end of practice and when he would have needed to get out to do a lap in first qualifying.

To add insult to injury, Verstappen has a five-place grid penalty for an unauthorised gearbox change, as a result of accident damage, but it is academic as he will start from the back anyway.

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Carlos Sainz is another who has a place in the top 10 secured. He starts eighth tomorrow and tells Sky Sports: "My lap was the fastest and most stressful of my lap.

"It is super fun, a bit too stressful in my opinion. This year you always have to push 100% because the midfield is so tight."

Fernando Alonso will be seventh on the grid and he has been talking to Sky Sports. He says: "We were P15 this morning, we were lost with the balance and set up and were very worried.

"Now P7 it feels fantastic. It was stressful and there was a lot of tension. You need to give 100% commitment into every corner. I remember (in the past) doing 95% and getting through Q1 and Q2 but today it was not like that."

A place in the top 10 for Sergio Perez, who starts ninth. He says: "The team did a fantastic job and I'm happy with how we performed. Tomorrow is a long race so we will see what we can do."

Esteban Ocon will start sixth tomorrow. He tells Sky Sports: "It was not the best lap of my career but today we proved our strength.

"We are first of the others and it is fantastic to be part of this team. Podium is always in my dreams, if nothing happens (to the top five) it won't happen but we are in a position to think about it."

Valtteri Bottas, who qualifies fifth, tells Sky Sports: "We knew it was going to be more difficult, we got the set up much better than yesterday, but the main limitation was overall grip and I felt we were sliding around.

"Tomorrow anything can happen. For sure it is a good thing that one of them (the Red Bulls) is behind but they are so quick they are out of reach."

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Will Cameron‏: That's the worst crash of Max Verstappen yet. Completely his own fault showing once again a lack of discipline and maturity when he had a surefire chance of a podium or even a win. Plus all in contrast to the great driving of Daniel Ricciardo.

Jeremiah Kariuki‏: Tomorrow is indeed a long race. Tyres to play a big role. Throw in a few dramas from Verstappen at the back, Grosjean in the middle and charging Vettel in the front, and the race is spiced up.

Andrew Ogley: This is all very finely balanced. Problem with Monaco is the two extremes, deadly boring or extremely interesting ... hoping for the latter tomorrow.

A mixed day for Red Bull as Daniel Ricciardo starts right at the front and Max Verstappen right at the back.

Team principal Christian Horner tells Sky Sports: "Daniel has been on it all weekend, quickest in every section and has delivered two great laps capable of pole. It feels a bit bitter-sweet, we should have had two cars up there. It is frustrating with such a fast car to not have two cars on the front row.

"Both car crews, Daniel's as well, did everything they could to make it happen (get Verstappen into qualifying).

"This place bites hard if you abuse it and Max is a very fast driver, that is in no doubt, and this weekend we have a very fast car and he should have been competing for the front row. There is no more brutal lesson to what he has had and hopefully he is smart enough to learn from that."

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1. Daniel Ricciardo (Red Bull)
2. Sebastian Vettel (Ferrari)
3. Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
4. Kimi Raikkonen (Ferrari)
5. Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes)
6. Esteban Ocon (Force India)
7. Fernando Alonso (McLaren)
8. Carlos Sainz (Renault)
9. Sergio Perez (Force India)
10. Pierre Gasly (Toro Rosso)
11. Nico Hulkenberg (Renault)
12. Stoffel Vandoorne (McLaren)
13. Sergey Sirotkin (Williams)
14. Charles Leclerc (Sauber)
15. Brendon Hartley (Toro Rosso)
16. Marcus Ericsson (Sauber)
17. Lance Stroll (Williams)
18. Romain Grosjean (Haas, qualified 15th but will start 18th as he has a three-place grid penalty)
19. Kevin Magnussen (Haas)
20. Max Verstappen (Red Bull, did not take part in qualifying)

1. Daniel Ricciardo (Red Bull)
2. Sebastian Vettel (Ferrari)
3. Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
4. Kimi Raikkonen (Ferrari)
5. Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes)
6. Esteban Ocon (Force India)
7. Fernando Alonso (McLaren)
8. Carlos Sainz (Renault)
9. Sergio Perez (Force India)
10. Pierre Gasly (Toro Rosso)

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Lewis Hamilton, who will start third tomorrow, says: "Congratulations to Daniel, he has done a great job. There is still a long race ahead of us. These guys have not the other tyres so we will see how they get on."

Pole sitter Daniel Ricciardo says: "We sent a statement on Thursday and have been quickest every session. Just the race tomorrow and then we will celebrate. I have done everything I can so let's finish the job tomorrow."

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Valtteri Bottas is fifth and a great performance from Esteban Ocon, who takes sixth.

Perfection for Daniel Ricciardo. Fastest in all three practice sessions and fastest in all three sections of qualifying.

Sebastian Vettel joins him on the front row, Lewis Hamilton is third with Kimi Raikkonen fourth.

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Hamilton only third.

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Vettel up to second.

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Jack Nicholls
Radio 5 live Formula 1 commentator

I'm not entirely sure the Mercs and Ferraris have got four tenths in them (to overtake Ricciardo).

Only five thousandths of a second separate Hamilton, Vettel and Raikkonen in second to fourth.