Andrew Benson
Chief F1 writer

"Red Bull are hopeful they can compete for a podium finish in Hungary this weekend, but Williams have a different read on the situation.

"They had their usual low-key Friday, but chief technical officer Pat Symonds was confident the team would be back in their usual place on Saturday. 'We're a few tenths off Mercedes and very equal with Ferrari,' Symonds said on Friday. 'I don't think we have the same advantage we had over them at Silverstone; it is back more to an Austria-type situation.' As for whether Red Bull can challenge, Symonds was definitive. 'No, I don't,' he said. 'There are no silver bullets in F1. You don't turn over the course of two weeks transform things. Yes, they were quick, but there will be reasons for that. I think we'll see them back - still challenging, we have great respect for Red Bull, don't get me wrong - but I think they'll be behind us.'"

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If Lewis Hamilton qualifies on the front row, he will move ahead of Damon Hill and into second in the list of consecutive front row starts.

They are both on 17 - with Ayrton Senna way out front with 24.

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Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff: "We saw in FP3 Lewis and Nico are still very close and I would not take it for granted that Lewis will win this one."

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Nico Rosberg was on pole for 2014 Hungarian Grand Prix but have never actually managed to get on to the podium. That is in stark contrast to Lewis Hamilton, who has won the race on four occasions and climbed the podium five times.

Ben Bowman: Such a moving tribute for Jules Bianchi.

Andrea B: Suzi sharing memories with Greame was so lovely.

Robert Cunningham: One of F1's brightest prospects has been lost but never will be forgotten, thoughts with your family and friends.

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Sauber: Lovely gesture by the fans here at the Hungarian GP in honour of Jules

Manor CEO Graeme Lowdon, speaking to Suzi Perry on BBC One: "With Jules Bianchi you had a top driving talent in the car and could lead the team of people with him. He understood what a racing driver needed and it is so difficult to pick out a special memory. In reality my special memory was the minute he walked into my garage in Barcelona until the minute we said goodbye.

"He had such a sense of humour and if you had a little note left on a post it from Jules, it would not just be a little note, it would have a little comment or smiley face on.

"He knew that this is a hard game so he thought why do it and be miserable, you may as well do it with a smile."

Simon Meyrick: I've drawn this picture of Jules in tribute to him...Never be forgotten #ForzaJules

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Tune into BBC One right now for an emotional tribute to Jules Bianchi, followed by build up to qualifying.

Send in your tributes to Bianchi via #bbcf1, text them on 81111 (UK only) and post them on the BBC Sport Facebook page.

Welcome back! In just under one hour qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix - the last race before the summer break - will get under way.

Lewis Hamilton enjoyed a clean sweep of practice but it has not been quite so smooth for Nico Rosberg, who had balance issues on Friday and then an unplanned stop at the end of the pitlane in P3.

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There was little to suggest in practice that anything other than a Mercedes car will be on pole for the Hungarian Grand Prix.

However, the battle between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg could barely be much closer.

With just 0.098s between them in final practice, just one little slip up in qualifying could prove costly.

Will one of them wilt in the Hungary heat?

Speaking of maiden winners, you can continue your full day of Formula 1 fun with F1 rewind on BBC Two and online, which today focuses on the maiden Formula 1 victories that kick-started the careers of some of the sport's best drivers, including Ayrton Senna and Nigel Mansell.

I'll also leave you with Andrew Benson's final practice report and we'll be back to build up to qualifying at 12:00 BST. See you then.

Top work Sebastian Tampin on getting the correct answer to our quiz (10:25 BST) first. They are the only four drivers to have scored maiden wins in Hungary: Damon Hill '93, Alonso '03, Button '06 & Kovalainen '08. All won their first GP at the Hungaroring.

Nico Rosberg did not look best pleased with that unplanned stop at the end of the pitlane at the end of the session.

"It seemed like the engine stalled," explains Mercedes technical boss Paddy Lowe. "We don't know more than that at moment, but it was not planned. We found a few issues last night which we were able to correct and he started in a bit better place today and we saw that in the lap times."

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1) Hamilton, 2) Rosberg 3) Vettel 4) Kvyat 5) Sainz 6) Hulkenberg 7) Verstappen 8) Alonso 9) Ricciardo 10) Grosjean

11) Maldonado 12) Massa 13) Button 14) Bottas 15) Perez 16) Raikkonen 17) Nasr 18) Ericsson 19) Stevens 20) Merhi

Lewis Hamilton finishes fastest in third practice for the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Ross H: Had the pleasure of meeting him at the Malaysian GP last year, lovely guy who is sorely missed #GoneButNeverForgotten #CiaoJules

Roz Bowden: Not just a huge talent with great potential lost, but a kind, gentle and much-loved human being. RIP Jules #JB17

William: Gone to soon Jules. You'll still be our hero when we see you again. #CiaoJules

Will Goodier: Met Jules a year ago today! Lovely to see him give time to his fans! #CiaoJules

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Nico Rosberg stops at the end of the pitlane and clambers out of his car. The marshals arrive to roll the Mercedes back to the Mercedes garage, with Rosberg giving them a hand.

Under a minute left, with Lewis Hamilton also in the pits, but Sebastian Vettel and Carlos Sainz head back out for the final few seconds.

Sebastian Vettel goes third fastest with his first softs run but it is 0.9s slower than Nico Rosberg's best effort. Carlos Sainz is fourth fastest, 1.3 off the Mercedes, with Daniil Kvyat fifth and Nico Hulkenberg sixth.

Meanwhile, Daniel Ricciardo's can only go ninth fastest. Red Bull are not showing the pace displayed yesterday so far.