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Australian Mark Webber put his Red Bull on pole position for Sundays showcase Monaco Grand Prix. The 33-year-olds second pole in the space of a week continued his teams stranglehold on the top slot,with Renault-powered Red Bull chalking up six out of six this season.
Webber secured it by three tenths of a second from Polands Robert Kubica in a Renault,with Red Bulls Sebastian Vettel pushed into third place in Saturdays qualifying. Ferraris Brazilian Felipe Massa completed the second row.
His team mate Fernando Alonso watched qualifying from the garage after wrecking his car in final practice. The Spaniard,second in the championship behind McLarens Jenson Button,will start from the pit lane. World champion Button,last years winner here with Brawn GP,just sneaked through to the third and final phase of qualifying and secured eighth slot. McLarens Lewis Hamilton qualified fifth with Nico Rosberg alongside for Mercedes and in front Michael Schumacher.
