Sebastian Vettel rocketed to his 54th pole position in Formula 1 after topping the timesheets in a closely-fought qualifying session for the Canadian Grand Prix on Saturday in Montreal as Ferrari, Mercedes and Red Bull were separated by less than two-tenths of a second. Aided by Ferrari's newly-upgraded power unit introduced for this weekend, Vettel managed to produce two laps good enough for pole in Q3, ending the session with a fastest time of 1m10.764s, which also stands a a new track record around the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. The Ferrari driver edged out Mercedes' Valtteri Bottas by just 0.093 seconds in the final fight for pole, with Red Bull's Max Verstappen finishing 0.173s off...
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