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Enlarge Photo Red Bull Formula One driver Mark Webber of Australia sits in his car during the... Australian Mark Webber made sure of Red Bull's sixth successive pole position after qualifying quickest for the showcase Monaco Grand Prix on Saturday.Poland's Robert Kubica split the two Red Bulls by putting his Renault alongside Webber on the front row and ahead of Germany's Sebastian Vettel.
Ferrari's Brazilian Felipe Massa completed the second row in fourth place.
His team mate Fernando Alonso, a two times Monaco winner, watched qualifying from the garage after wrecking his car in final practice. The Spaniard, second in the championship behind McLaren's Jenson Button, will start from the pit lane.
World champion Button, last year's winner on the metal-fenced streets of the principality with Brawn GP, just sneaked through to the third and final phase of qualifying and secured eighth slot on the grid.
(Reporting by Alan Baldwin, editing by Alison Wildey
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