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The fans have brought some colourful signs to the Hungaroring this weekend.

Lots of people are asking for selfies from the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen and Lando Norris.

Well, let's hope they get them!

The yellow flag is out and Lewis Hamilton has come to a standstill at the exit of Turn Nine.

But he's now back up and running.

Daniel Ricciardo has had a good session in his RB. He's currently sixth-fastest and is 0.554 seconds off the leader Lando Norris.

Nico Hulkenberg in the Haas has also been doing some running on the soft tyre and he sits in the top ten in eighth.

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It's only third-fastest for the Dutchman and he's seen shaking his head. Oh no!

Max Verstappen has now bolted on the soft tyres for the first time this session.

Let's see what he can do...

Harry Benjamin
BBC F1 Commentator

Lots of work being done, lots of lap times being done - especially Red Bull, who are really trying to gather data and get on top of this big upgrade that they've brought this weekend.

Max Verstappen has put in 20 laps so far. The lap times aren't showcasing much but they really are putting in the mileage.

The McLaren of Lando Norris has put in an impressive lap as he improves and goes top of the timesheet.

He set a time of 1:16.098 on the soft tyres.

The Brit finished P1 in second practice on Friday, let's see if he can do the same again today.

With under 15 minutes to go, George Russell is still at the top of the timesheets with his team-mate Lewis Hamilton 0.222 seconds behind.

Most drivers are running on the soft tyres apart from the Aston Martins of Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll who are on the mediums.

The Red Bulls of Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez have stuck with the hard tyres for the whole session so far.

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Andrew Benson
BBC F1 correspondent at Silverstone

Red Bull continue with their split-car philosophy for this final practice session. Verstappen has both the new floor from Silverstone and the new aerodynamic package introduced in Hungary (engine cover, halo, front and rear corner, front wing), Perez only the floor, the team say.

Marc Priestley
Former F1 mechanic on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Lewis Hamilton has had that boost off the back of the British Grand Prix win - which I'm sure will help. And these little psychological things make such a difference, as we touched on with Sergio Perez in the negative sense, it equally works in the positive sense when you have a great result - particularly one the world was talking about with Lewis' win at Silverstone. It gives you that boost that can carry forward into the remaining races.

Jennie Gow and the team discuss whether Mercedes are back in the fight and Mexican driver Sergio Perez, who is under pressure to improve performance in his Red Bull.

BBC F1 correspondent Andrew Benson sat down with Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc where he spoke about his first reaction when he heard that Lewis Hamilton will be his team-mate next season.

You can listen to the preview here.

1. George Russell

2. Lando Norris

3. Oscar Piastri

4. Carlos Sainz

5. Charles Leclerc

Andrew Benson
BBC F1 correspondent at Silverstone

It's a lot cooler today, it's around 26C, which is five or so degrees cooler than it was yesterday. And it's got cloud cover - which is going to make a big difference to track temperatures, which could bring Mercedes into the picture.

Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton is running on the soft tyre but sits only ninth-fastest.

Will he be able to improve on a different tyre?

The Brit will be hoping for another podium this weekend after winning a magical British Grand Prix a couple of weeks ago.

However, his team-mate George Russell has popped his Mercedes top of the timesheets with a time of 1:16.826.

Harry Benjamin
BBC F1 Commentator

Charles Leclerc almost had another moment coming through that fast, uphill left-hander at Turn Four where he crashed yesterday, the rear stepping out on him but he saved it on that occasion.

George Russell on the other hand said on his Mercedes team radio that the "grip is getting better" as he goes round the Hungaroring.

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"I don't know what happened there's something wrong with the front brakes."

Charles Leclerc is out on the track after crashing heavily yesterday in Turn Four. The Ferrari engineers have worked on the car and he is now running on the soft tyres.

1. Lando Norris

2. Oscar Piastri

3. Lewis Hamilton

4. George Russell

5. Alex Albon

Harry Benjamin
BBC F1 Commentator

Everyone seems to have finally finished their morning coffee and are back onto the circuit.