BUDAPEST, Hungary -- Lewis Hamilton of McLaren will start from pole position at the Hungarian Grand Prix after winning Saturdays qualifying session ahead of Romain Grosjean and world champion Sebastian Vettel. Robert Griffin III Womens Jersey . Hamilton clocked 1 minute 20.953 seconds to put .413 seconds between himself and Lotus driver Grosjean, who achieved his first front-row start of the season for Sundays race. Red Bulls Vettel finished in 1:21.416, just ahead of Hamiltons teammate Jenson Button. "Its been a really positive weekend so far," said Hamilton, who was fastest in Fridays two practice sessions and second behind Mark Webber of Red Bull in Saturdays morning practice. "Still, we have a very long race tomorrow so lots can happen, but we just need to keep our cool." It was the third pole of the season and third pole at the Hungaroring, too, for Hamilton, who has one victory in 2012 and is fifth in the standings. "Its the same as everyone else when they win races," Hamilton said when asked about the secrets to his success in Hungary. "You just have to keep your head cool and make sure you look after your tires. Tire strategy is going to be important." It was the 150th pole position for McLaren, which contested its first Formula One race in 1966. The team has dominated at the Hungaroring in recent years, winning five of the last seven events. Hamilton triumphed here in 2007 and 2009, while Button -- who won his first race here in 2005 while racing for Honda -- is the defending champion on the famously winding Hungarian circuit, where passing is difficult. World championship leader Fernando Alonso of Ferrari was sixth, behind Lotus driver Kimi Raikkonen. "We were expecting a very difficult qualifying and so it was," said Alonso, winner of two of the last three races. "All things considered, sixth place is not to be sneered at, far from it. 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Fielding questions from reporters, Krueger spoke of discovering the potential in each of his players and finding ways to get veterans to accept changing roles. When asked if he felt "surreal" to finally land his first head-coaching job in the NHL, he said no. It happened, he suggested, because hed prepared for it to happen. "Its been a natural, healthy 23 years of growth as a coach and Im ready for this situation," said the native of Steinbach, Man. Krueger has his work cut out for him. The Oilers have finished last, last, and second-last in the last three years in the NHL while the coaching position has become a carousel. Krueger is the teams fourth head coach since 2009. The Oilers have not made the playoffs since 2006 and have missed the post-season in 12 of their last 19 campaigns. The weaknesses are many, notably a poor defence, inconsistent effort from veterans, and young players simply overwhelmed at times with life in the NHL pressure cooker. 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