Rosberg on pole, Hamilton 2nd, Vettel 3rd
Kvyat 4th, Ricciardo 5th, Bottas 6th, Massa 7th
Hamilton top in Q2, Lotuses & Raikkonen out
Rosberg top in Q1, Manors, Nasr, Alonso & Button out
Hamilton accuses Rosberg of backing him up during practice
Image source, Getty ImagesWell, that's all from us as Nico Rosberg enjoyed a happy Halloween by securing pole for tomorrow's Mexican Grand Prix.
Will Lewis Hamilton have a trick up his sleeve tomorrow, or will there be a long overdue treat for Nico Rosberg?
Join us at 17:30 GMT on Sunday to find out. See you then.
Image source, Getty ImagesMexico is set to go Checo crazy tomorrow, with Sergio Perez starting inside the top 10. Pedro Rodriguez holds the record for the highest finish by a Mexican at his home race - fourth in 1968. Could Perez beat that?
Either way, the atmosphere is sure to be amazing given how electric it has been for practice and qualifying.
It is just about time for us to wrap up for the night. Don't forget you can watch highlights of today's qualifying on BBC Two tonight at 22:45 GMT (23:15 in N Ireland; 23:45 in Scotland), as well as online.
Qualifying would have been little more than a bit of a run out for Jenson Button, with the Briton guaranteed to start from the back. He is set to be hit by around 50 grid place penalties.
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Image source, Getty ImagesMichael Schumacher finished third in the 1992 Mexican GP
Max Verstappen has the chance to match Michael Schumacher by scoring his maiden podium in Mexico, immediately after finishing fourth in the previous race.
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Image source, .Lewis Hamilton won't be too concerned about starting from second on the grid, considering he hasn't done too badly from there in recent races.
Image source, Getty ImagesA bit of encouraging news for Nico Rosberg from the history books.
The Mexican Grand Prix was won from the front row in five of the last six races. The exception was Alain Prost winning from 13th in 1990.
Call me cynical, but I can't see Pastor Maldonado replicating that feat by winning from 13th tomorrow...
Image source, .An unwanted statistic for Nico Rosberg. What's going wrong for him on race day?
Image source, Formula 1Sebastian Vettel, who qualified third: "In the end Mercedes were too quick, but who knows what will happen tomorrow. It's a fun track."
Image source, Formula 1Lewis Hamilton, who starts from second tomorrow: "There were a couple of moments when the car felt spectacular but there are a few places I could improve."
Nico Rosberg, who starts tomorrow's race on pole: "It will be an exciting battle. It will be interesting tyre wise. There was some stuff going on on Friday which will not be easy to handle in the race. But we are looking forward to it."
Image source, Getty Images11) Sainz 12) Grosjean 13) Maldonado 14) Ericsson 15) Raikkonen 16) Alonso 17) Nasr 18) Rossi 19) Stevens
* Button did not take part in qualifying
1) Rosberg 2) Hamilton 3) Vettel 4) Kvyat 5) Ricciardo 6) Bottas 7) Massa 8) Verstappen 9) Perez 10) Hulkenberg
Lewis Hamilton shakes Nico Rosberg's hand after the two climb out of their cars. That's Rosberg's fourth pole position in a row, he just needs to start converting them into race wins - he has only won two of the last 10 races he has started on pole.
Image source, ReutersSo, so close, with Nico Rosberg beating Lewis Hamilton by just 0.188s. Hamilton's hopes of securing pole were hit when he ran wide in the stadium section on his final lap.