Ayrton Senna wrapped up the pole position...

Ayrton Senna wrapped up the pole position for the Canadian Grand Prix without having to improve on his record-breaking lap from the first round of qualifying at Montreal. The Brazilian, who won the provisional pole Friday by turning a lap in 1 minute 19.775 seconds, retained the lead after overnight rain slowed the 2.753-mile circuit on the Isle du Notre Dame.

The best lap of the final qualifying session was a 1:19.948 by Formula One points leader Nigel Mansell of England, who moved from fourth to third on the 26-car grid. Mansell’s teammate, Riccardo Patrese of Italy, will start on the outside of the front row.