Formula One 2017, Scuderia Ferrari
Formula One - F1 - Test session - Barcelona-Catalunya racetrack in Montmelo, Spain - 27/2/17. Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel is followed by Mercedes' Valtteri Bottas. Reuters / Albert Gea

The 2017 Formula One season moves to Circuit de Monaco Sunday for the Monaco Grand Prix. Mercedes have won the last four races in Monaco with Lewis Hamilton (2016) and Nico Rosberg (2013-2015) dominating at the street circuit.

Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen finished ahead of teammate Sebastian Vettel and Mercedes' Valtteri Bottas to secure his first pole position since the 2008 French Grand Prix. Vettel is currently the leader in the FIA World Championship table (104 points) and will get the opportunity to distance himself from Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton (98 points), who would struggle to secure a podium finish in a track that rarely accommodates overtaking manoeuvres.

"As I said, it's been fantastic for the team, but I am not totally happy with my performance today. I should have done a better job overall. The car was good, so it was my mistake. I was a bit too greedy in my last run. Now it is impossible to make predictions for tomorrow, all we have to think about is the start, the pace, the strategy, and then try to put everything together. So, we are going to prepare for the race as usual," Raikkonen said after securing pole position for Ferrari, via ESPN.

Hamilton is unlikely to return to the podium this year after a horrible qualifying session on Saturday when the Briton dropped No. 14 on the starting grid after struggling with grip and tyre temperature. Hamilton, the three-time World Champion, missed out on Q3 for the first time since the 2013 Italian Grand Prix.

"I was devastated after the session, to the point that I couldn't get out of the car. So much energy and work goes into these weeks, collectively as a team and individually and the way you prepare yourself. And when you see the other car is capable of making it work and you can't think of why you aren't able to and it feels it's like a mystery, because none of us can really understand it. So, yes, it's difficult. When you don't get into Q3 your weekend is pretty much done and it's really about trying to recover as much as you can," an infuriated Hamilton said after Saturday's session. F1 Live Streaming and Monaco Grand Prix Live streaming info follows.

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