McLaren's Lewis Hamilton looks to make his mark in free practice three at the Monaco GP after a disappointing start to the season.

Rejoin us for the qualifying session at 12:00 UK time and come armed with your prediction for who is going to be on pole for Sunday's Grand Prix!

Well, that's the chequered flag with the track already cleared. A pretty strange session. Rosberg was fastest from Massa and Vettel with Alonso and Grosjean behind.

The clock keeps ticking, so less than two minutes left now.

It turns to a red flag as the circuit requires clearing of debris, and Maldonado's Williams has to be lifted away.

Maldonado clips the wall on Casino Square, and that's a real mistake as he clatters the left side of his car. The yellow flag is out! That was very strange indeed...

Replays show Vettel flying over a kerb exiting the Swimming Pool section and he taps the wall without causing any damage - that could have been nasty!

Button stays fifth but improves to 1:15.471 as Massa goes second with a 1:15.197.

Me reckons 'Hulk' is an outside bet for the podium, while Tony is backing Alonso and Ferrari all the way! Jimmyboy is just happy to be following events in Monaco...

Button's first lap on the supersofts is 1:15.950, and he is one of the last to make an impact.

Massa is really improving as he stays third, but now is just 0.072s slower than Rosberg and 0.021s off Alonso.

Massa is again the third fastest as he continues to improve steadily, while Webber goes seventh fastest on a 1:16.219.

Alonso improves to a 1:15.210, fractionally slower than Rosberg after losing time in the final sector.

Grosjean backs off considerably as he effectively abandons a lap, while Alonso continues to hammer it round.

Alonso goes second on the supersoft tyres, with Grosjean looking extremely quick in the Lotus.

Hamilton encounters a horrible lock up in to Ste Devote, but he just keeps his car away from the wall and manages to carry on.

Raikkonen goes seventh with a 1:16.301, while Rosberg posts a 1:15.159.

Rosberg, on the supersofts, goes fastest with 1:15.751, while Massa is now just 0.068s slower than Grosjean.

Massa goes second with a 1:16.070 and he really needs a big weekend in his Ferrari!

Raikkonen heads out with the super-soft tyres, and this will be interesting. Perez continues to perform admirably so far in this session.

Alonso goes third fastest with a time of 1:16.340 and he has been lauded from many quarters for his consistency in a tricky car.