Nope. Fernando Alonso is out and has not made it through to Q2. He does have a 35-place grid penalty to come anyway.

Fernando Alonso may be out on the track, be is in danger now, Sergio Perez sneaking out of the drop zone but can Alonso save himself with this lap...?

A smooth lap sees Valtteri Bottas leap up the order and into sixth, pushing Sergio Perez into the drop zone for now.

The majority of the field is back out on the track on the supersoft tyres, with Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg in the pits.

In danger at the moment are Marcus Ericsson, Valtteri Bottas, Roberto Merhi and Will Stevens.

Sebastian Vettel is up into P3 with a 1:38.598, but that is on the quicker supersoft tyre. Lewis Hamilton's and Nico Rosberg's times were set on the soft compound.

Meanwhile, Fernando Alonso, taking part in his 250th grand prix weekend, is currently seventh fastest after a 1:40.144. 

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Lewis Hamilton sounds a bit surprised by the gap between himself and Nico Rosberg on his first run. He asks: "Did you say a second to Nico?" "Affirm" is the reply.

Hamilton responds with a 1:38.558, putting him to within two tenths of Rosberg's fastest time.

Sebastian Vettel, who didn't get out on the supersoft tyre in final practice, is out on that compound now as the Ferrari heads out for its first run. 

Nico Rosberg moves into P1 with a 1:38.556 on his first run, while his team-mate Lewis Hamilton slots in second fastest, a second slower than the other Mercedes.

The McLaren pair of Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button have come out to play and they, like the Saubers and Manors, have gone for supersofts.

Yellow flagpublished at 13:04

13:04

Yellow flags briefly flutter as Pastor Maldonado fails to keep his car on the track. No drama as he gets himself back under way and Max Verstappen kicks things off with a 1:40.529.

Just the Saubers and the Manors out on the supersofts, with the rest of the cars on the circuit donning softs.

The green light goes on and 18 minutes of the first part of qualifying is under way.

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Here is the circuit at Sochi in all its glory. You can also check out circuit stats and unusual facts here.

Great to see Carlos Sainz is OK. It was a big crash, which you can see here.

Translation: All ok! Nothing to worry about! Already thinking about how to convince doctors to let me run tomorrow

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A look at the drivers' standings before qualifying gets under way. Lewis Hamilton has a 48-point lead over Nico Rosberg. He won from pole in last year's race, with Rosberg finishing second.