Toto Wolff was delighted to see his Mercedes-AMG Motorsport team lock out the front row of the grid for the Monaco Grand Prix, particularly after struggling earlier in the weekend to get the tyres up to temperature quick enough for a Qualifying run. Lewis Hamilton took his eighty-fifth career pole position, and his fifty-ninth with Mercedes, on Saturday with a best lap of 1:10.166, the fastest lap ever seen around the Circuit de Monaco, while team-mate Valtteri Bottas was only 0.086 seconds adrift in second. Wolff, the Head of Mercedes-Benz Motorsport, admitted it took time to find out the right formula to get quick lap times in but once found, it was another dominant session for the team...
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