Kimi Raikkonen upstaged title contenders Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton in the fastest pole position lap in F1 history to head a home Ferrari front-row lockout at the Italian GP. In an exhilarating battle for pole between the two Ferraris and Hamilton's Mercedes, Raikkonen emerged ahead with his final lap as Vettel finished second and title leader Hamilton third. "We will speak about this afterwards," said Vettel over Ferrari team radio, with Raikkonen seemingly having benefited from a straight-line 'tow' behind the sister car in Q3. F1's fastest-ever qualifying lap was beaten six times by the three drivers in the final stage of qualifying. Max Verstappen was a distant fourth...
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