This is how the classification for the starting grid of the Monaco Formula 1 Grand Prix remains

Ferrari has been fast in Monaco and has achieved pole, something that has not been achieved since 2017. It was not Carlos Sainz but Leclerc who did. The Monegasque rider will start first ahead of Max Verstappen and Valtteri Bottas. Carlos Sainz, meanwhile, will start fourth while Fernando Alonso will start from seventeenth position after failing to pass Q1 in qualifying. Carlos Sainz, who had been second in Free Practice 1, 2 and 3, made a mistake in the third sector that deprived him of pulverizing Leclerc’s chrono. Although the Madrilenian dreamed of the first pole of his career in Monaco, he will finally start fourth. Never before has Carlos Sainz qualified from such an advanced position in Monte-Carlo, and the same can be said by both Leclerc and Verstappen. Not so Lewis Hamilton. The seven-time champion was very discreet in Monaco and finished the qualifying session seventh. Between him and Carlos Sainz Lando Norris and Pierre Gasly have sneaked in. Behind Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel, Sergio Pérez and Antonio Giovinazzi have completed the Top-10. The best Alpine has been Esteban Ocon, who will face the Monaco Grand Prix from eleventh position. Like him, Daniel Ricciardo, Lance Stroll, Raikkonen and George Russell were eliminated in Q2. Sixteenth, ahead of Fernando Alonso, will come out Yuki Tsunoda; while Latifi and Mazepin will do it behind the Spanish. Last in Monte Carlo will be a Mick Schumacher who has not been able to participate in the qualifying session after damaging his car in FP3. A big shunt for @SchumacherMick in FP3 means the German will not be taking part in qualifying due to the damage sustained #MonacoGP 🇲🇨 # F1 pic.twitter.com/dwqHN91SRy- Formula 1 (@ F1) May 22, 2021 The qualifying session was not without controversy as it ended somewhat earlier than expected due to a red flag. This red flag was caused by an accident in Leclerc, which was precisely the one that gave him pole position. Verstappen and Bottas were improving their times. Carlos Sainz also aspired to do so and was visibly angry as he was looking forward to winning the first pole of his career in Monaco. Results of the qualifying session in Monaco1. Charles Leclerc (1’10.346) 2. Max Verstappen 3. Valtteri Bottas 4. Carlos Sainz 5. Lando Norris 6. Pierre Gasly 7. Lewis Hamilton 8. Sebastian Vettel 9. Sergio Pérez 10. Antonio Giovinazzi 11. Esteban Ocon 12. Daniel Ricciardo 13. Lance Stroll 14. Kimi Räikkönen 15. George Russell 16. Yuki Tsunoda 17. Fernando Alonso 18. Nicholas Latifi 19. Nikita Mazepin 20. Mick Schumacher