Double-seat Buttonpublished at 11:58 British Summer Time 9 July 2016
Jenson Button. On a tandem. In Milton Keynes.
It's the video you thought you never needed in your life until you found out it existed.
Hamilton on pole, Rosberg 2nd, Verstappen 3rd
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Chris Osborne
Jenson Button. On a tandem. In Milton Keynes.
It's the video you thought you never needed in your life until you found out it existed.
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Only five drivers on the current grid have achieved pole at a British Grand Prix.
I bet you can't name them.
I bet you can really...
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Maybe: @LewisHamilton and @nico_rosberg should have a penalty shoot out. That might make him put a smile on it
Empire & Southern: Have him race this weekend in one of the Saubers or Manors, and then on Monday ask him if he's still happy being at Mercedes
Dave Thorpe: Arrange for a nice meal, table for two with Angela Merkel
Xavier Davis: Buy the man a beer.
Home grand prix. In the wet.
It's made for Jenson Button, right?
Maybe not. He was down in P12 in that session - half a second down on team-mate Fernando Alonso.
As well as keeping an eye on Sebastian Vettel's situation, we'll try and find out if Marcus Ericsson will make it back out for qualifying.
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Nick Jones: The noise of the crowd when Rosberg retired from the lead allowing Hamilton through.
Shaun Donaldson: My first British GP in 2000 in the muds. Couldn't walk just stuck in it. #bbcf1
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niceguyrichy: I'd give him a Tickle Me Elmo :)
Nathan Tague: Probably retire him, realistically the only thing that will improve his mood as long as Lewis is his team mate
Quentin James: I’d get a face painter to paint a smile on. It might not cheer him up but he’d look less miserable to the rest of us
Andrew Benson
Chief F1 writer at Silverstone
Read Andrew Benson's take on the final qualifying session - including Mercedes' dominance and Ericsson's crash - right here.
Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Silverstone
A solid mixture of flags hanging from the Abbey grandstand along the pit straight but the Brits are unsurprisingly well represented with one particularly non-partisan flag cheering on all three. The dedication to get a good seat is impressive with many fans having queued long before the circuit opened with their deckchairs to nab a decent spot.
We'll keep an eye on Sebastian Vettel's predicament for you.
He suffered a fiver-place grid penalty in Austria last week for a gearbox change and it seems the gearbox might be playing up again.
Andrew Benson
Chief F1 writer at Silverstone
Fernando Alonso was on fire on Friday in the McLaren - 0.6secs up on team-mate Jenson Button in first practice and 0.8secs in second, and driving like a demon. In-car footage of one lap told part of the story, on a blustery windy day that made the fast Copse/Becketts section extremely difficult, the cameras caught one lap on which through 180mph Copse he had flicks of oversteer on both entry and mid-corner and yet he still improved his time. Inside McLaren, they wondered whether Alonso might be out to prove a point after Austria last weekend, where Button was lauded for qualifying fifth in the damp and Alonso missed out on a chance to make it into Q3 because of a team tyre mix-up.
There was the suspicion that Alonso was out to say: “Hey, don’t forget who’s leading this team.” Button had engine problems for much of the second session and did no set-up work as a result and said: “Fernando has found good pace and hopefully with some running and the new bits we’ll have on our car as well (on Saturday) we’ll be competitive.”
Have a spy at P7 there - Fernando Alonso the wily old fox looking good for McLaren.
That was after a decent day on Friday and it look like it wasn't a one-off for the Spaniard.
So, Lewis Hamilton topped the session with Nico Rosberg narrowly behind - he hasn't missed a step despite missing FP2,
The Red Bull's of Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen follow behind.
Vettel, amid his issues, is in P5.
Sebastian Vettel, back in the garage, is half out of his car, helmet on, and his eyes pierce through his visor with frustration.
On his last lap, Sebastian comes out of the Club Turn 11 and bangs his hands together in frustration. Why?
He says on the radio it's a gearbox issue.
That's the end of the session. Hamilton top, Rosberg second.
Did I say super softs? I meant softs.
Everything's getting quicker nonetheless...
Lewis Hamilton breaks the 1:31-mark with a 1:30.904. Rosberg is just 0.06 behind.
Ohhh, Lewis Hamilton is on super softs, so expect some qualifying simulations.