That's all from us after an eventful day where Nico Rosberg took pole position after Carlos Sainz crashed in final practice. Thankfully he is OK and determined to make tomorrow's race, although that is not a decision for him to make.

I'll leave you to enjoy the rest of F1 Rewind, and we'll be back at 10:30 BST tomorrow for build-up to the race.

See you then.

Torn over who you want to win Natalie? 

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Nico Rosberg has not beaten Lewis Hamilton to pole on many occasions this season, but he's done it twice in a row now. In fact, it is now the third consecutive grand prix where Hamilton has failed to secure pole, with Sebastian Vettel taking it in Singapore.

David Coulthard
BBC F1 co-commentator

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A surprise from qualifying was Felipe Massa all the way down in 15th. What happened to the Williams driver?

"I had two laps behind traffic and by the time I had a clear run my tyres had gone. It's really frustrating," he says.

Jenson Button, who qualified 13th: "We got through to Q2 because of the actual speed rather than issues other people had. The last run I couldn't find any grip. 

"We planned the weekend well so far well but tomorrow will be very difficult for us. It is one of the more difficult circuits for us because of deployment and fuel. We will do our best. This is really testing for us."

Red Bull's Daniil Kvyat after he failed to make Q1: "I did my best. Quite pleased with what I have done. We had time for only one lap on each set of tyres. It's disappointing but nothing I could do."

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"Out of my way! Someone's pinched my local traditional costume!"*

*Possibly not actual quotes

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Valtteri Bottas, who qualified third: "Third is a good place to start. It has been tricky for everyone with limited practice."

We started off this weekend thinking Mercedes might struggle here, considering the circuit shares similar characteristics with Singapore.

That doesn't look like being the case based on qualifying, the Mercedes were eight tenths of a second faster than third-place Valtteri Bottas.

Lewis Hamilton, who qualified second: "I did go for my second lap I just did not finish it. I made a mistake at Turn 13. A difficult weekend for everyone but Nico did a great job with his lap. Overall I am very happy and it is great for the team. This is not such a bad race for P2."

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Nico Rosberg, who secured pole position: "I am very happy. It has been a difficult weekend because of the little running we got. I got some very good laps in and I am happy with that.

"I am just enjoying being on pole at the moment. The constructors championship is a really important target for us again this weekend, at the same time I am out to reduce the gap on Lewis."

Eddie Jordan
BBC F1 chief analyst

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Nico Rosberg, meanwhile, is stood staring into the middle distance. He looks very focused. This race could be big for him, as he looks to take a bite out of Lewis Hamilton's 48-point lead in the championship.

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Lewis Hamilton is out prowling round a Ferrari, getting a closer look at the competition.

He is having a right old look actually, he has been at it for ages.

11) Kvyat 12) Nasr 13) Button 14) Maldonado 15) Massa 16) Alonso 17) Ericsson 18) Stevens 19) Merhi

*Carlos Sainz did not take part in qualifying