The top five is Lando Norris, Charles Leclerc, Oscar Piastri, Lewis Hamilton and George Russell.

All of the drivers are back in the garages as they prepare for another lap.

Can Norris grab his third pole of the season?

Engineer: "Lando, that might not have felt like a great lap, but it was a good lap."

The McLarens and Ferraris both have two new sets of soft tyres, and the same goes for Alpine's Pierre Gasly.

The times are tumbling now, Lando Norris goes fastest with a time of 1:04.268.

Eek! George Russell was released into the path of the Ferraris as everyone is leaving to get on to track for the final session of qualifying.

Can Max Verstappen make it a sixth consecutive pole position round the Red Bull Ring?

Will the new floor of the Ferrari prove successful for Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc?

This is going to be a good one!

Yuki Tsunoda speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live's Rosanna Tennant: "When it comes to a tight qualifying, you want to have a consistent balance as much as possible to execute performance. In terms of confidence, I am not there in the level I want yet in this Red Bull. Maybe Max can do it or maybe he felt a difference in the first corner. In the time that I am learning about the car, it's quite difficult. It's getting there, in terms of confidence, everything, the pace was good, more than ever so far in the race week. But it ended up like this, it feels like I am not able to execute and extract performance from the car, It's very frustrating."

Engineer: "Well done. You have made it to your first Q3."

Bortoleto: "Let's go! I hope the first of many! Let's go, guys. Good job."

What a great run for rookie Gabriel Bortoleto who made it into his first Q3, putting his Sauber in P5.

Let's roll on into the last session of qualifying.

11. Fernando Alonso (Aston Martin)

12. Alex Albon (Williams)

13. Isack Hadjar (Racing Bulls)

14. Franco Colapinto (Alpine)

15. Oliver Bearman (Haas)

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Williams' Carlos Sainz, who was eliminated in Q1, speaking to Sky Sports: "We put new brakes for qualifying like we always do but as soon as I got out of the pits, the car was pulling to one side. On top of that, I had quite a lot of damage to the floor, which I expected, given how hard the car was to drive. In the end. obviously not happy because too many issues, too many problems and at the end a Q1 exit.

On his chances for Sunday's race: "We'll see tomorrow. Today was not our day; way too many problems again in qualifying and we need to find out why we are experiencing so many problems. I've been the fastest of the midfield on race pace, which gives encouragement for tomorrow, but we're definitely starting too far back."

That's Q2 done and dusted.

It's a McLaren one-two for Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, with Ferrari's Charles Leclerc in third.

Andrew Benson
BBC F1 correspondent

The grass fire was caused by a car going off track, rather than by sparks flying off from cars on track, as in previous cases.

Additional dampening of the grass will take place during the break between Q2 and Q3.

This will be an opportunity for Lando Norris to take pole as he holds the top spot in Q2.

The Brit will need to bring everything he has to keep the gap in the standings close to his team-mate and championship leader Oscar Piastri, who leads by 22 points.

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A look at the marshals tending to the grass fires at the Red Bull Ring.

Back at the Japanese Grand Prix in April, grass fires caused issues all weekend with a number of red flags.

We've got going again for Q2 with five minutes to go, everyone will be looking to get that final lap to get into Q1.

The top three is Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri and Charles Leclerc.

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11. Alex Albon

12. Oliver Bearman

13. Fernando Alonso

14. Gabriel Bortoleto

15. Franco Colapinto

The drivers can now gather their thoughts before going back out in a couple of minutes.

Max Verstappen seems to be struggling for grip, let's see what the four-time world champion can do.

Verstappen: "The car is completely undriveable. I have no grip. It's even worse than before."

Engineer: "Understood."

Verstappen: "I really don't know what to say, like, I have no grip low speed, medium speed, high speed."

Andrew Benson
BBC F1 correspondent

[Lando Norris] is 22 points behind now, there's still 14 races to go, but that is nearly a whole win and if that gap keeps climbing, then Lando is going to not only find it difficult mathematically but the pressure starts to build in that situation. It's important he bounces back this weekend.