Second pole in a row for Webber

Mark Webber was the fastest in Saturday's qualifying session for the Monaco GP. The Aussie driver outlasted the whole field and continued Red Bull's supremacy in qualifying. Robert Kubica was the surprise of the session as he will start tomorrow's race in the first row. Webber's team-mate Sebastian Vettel had do settle for third place.

In Q3 Kubica seemed to be going for an underdog surprise pole positionas he took first position with a staggering advantage of 1.1s over the rest of the field. The Pole would keep improving his time but then Webber took the lead with a lap time of 1m14.104s. Kubica responded with a lap just 0.016 seconds away from the Red Bull driver. The time would grant him second position for tomorrow's grid. Webber would go on to improve his time, being the only driver to go down the 1.14 mark, with a time of 1m13.826s in his last lap of the session.

Webber's team mate Sebastian Vettel secured third position ahead of Felipe Massa who started qualifying in first position after Q1. As for his team-mate, Alonso didn't get the same luck as he crashed in the practice session during the morning and didn't run the qualification.

McLaren continued their disappointing weekend as Hamilton and Button weren't able to do best than fifth and eighth place, respectively. Between the two British drivers were Mercedes' Nico Rosberg and Schumacher, with the first one beating the seven-time world champion by just 0.046s.

Williams' Rubens Barrichello managed to drive into the top ten grabbing ninth place ahead of Tonio Liuzzi who clinched tenth place with his Force India. Buemi was the fastest of the Toro Rosso's in 12th place with his team-mate Alguersuari only able to make the 17th fastest time of the session.

Once again Russian Vitaly Petrov failed to perform at his tema-mate's level only getting 14th place more than one second off the pace of Kubica. The Sauber Ferrari's clinched 15th and 16th place with de la Rosa outlasting his team-mate Kobayashi.

In the last positions the Lotus Cosworth of Heikki Kovalainen was the fastest amongst the newcoming cars, being followed by his team-mate Jarno Trulli. Glock and di Grassi for Virgin took 20th and 21st position leaving Senna and Chandhok with the slowest times.