Get involved #bbcf1published at 10:30 British Summer Time 25 May 2017
Josephat Okora:@McLarenF1, external Seems to be having a great day so far. They never give up. I am really happy to see them progress.
Vettel fastest, Stroll crashes, Palmer breaks down
Hamilton only eighth as Mercedes choose not to push
Get involved #bbcf1 #IfIwereJenson
Gary Rose
Josephat Okora:@McLarenF1, external Seems to be having a great day so far. They never give up. I am really happy to see them progress.
The Toro Rossos haven't even looked at the ultra-softs this morning, the only team not to do some running on that compound. Daniil Kvyat and Carlos Sainz, sixth and ninth quickest respectively, have done their times on super-softs.
Lewis Hamilton's work is done for the day. He is being wheeled back into the garage with five minutes to go.
The Briton is set to finish the session quickest. He's going for his third victory in Monaco, having won in 2008 and last year.
Allan McNish
BBC Radio 5 live Formula 1 analyst
We are talking the lens of the camera being pretty much able to touch the tyres!
There's one mighty brave - or foolish - photographer right up against the barrier at the Swimming Pool exit, allowing for a brilliant slo-mo shot of him being so close to Carlos Sainz's Toro Rosso that he can almost touch it.
Personal bests in the first and final sectors help Max Verstappen to a 1:13.781 and he's now up into third, 0.356s off Lewis Hamilton's time.
Allow Twitter content?
This article contains content provided by Twitter. We ask for your permission before anything is loaded, as they may be using cookies and other technologies. You may want to read Twitter’s cookie policy, external and privacy policy, external before accepting. To view this content choose ‘accept and continue’.
App users may need to click on the above to view the tweet.
Kayleigh: Worked a night shift. Still not been to sleep cause it's #monacobaby, external and my @McLarenF1, external tops are due for delivery today.
Lloyd Davies: JB! JB! JB! JB! #bbcf1, external the only thing that could make me love this man anymore is if he heroically pushes the car over line and passes out!
Max Verstappen is creeping up the timing board. He's just done a 1:13.816 to go fourth quickest, four tenths of a second off Lewis Hamilton.
Button's first time on the ultra-softs is a 1:15.541 - the 15th quickest time. Not bad.
Jenson Button has... accidentally pressed the wrong button!
"Why did I go neutral for a moment," he asks.
McLaren say it was because of "an accidental button press".
Still getting used to these cars.
Formula 1 teams are paying their respects to the victims of the attack at the Manchester Arena earlier this week.
Allow Twitter content?
This article contains content provided by Twitter. We ask for your permission before anything is loaded, as they may be using cookies and other technologies. You may want to read Twitter’s cookie policy, external and privacy policy, external before accepting. To view this content choose ‘accept and continue’.
App users may need to click on the above to view the tweet.
Right then, Jenson Button has ditched the softs and slapped on the ultra-softs. Time to see what he can REALLY do *rubs hands together*.
Best driver never to win in Monaco
Toni Vasconcelos: Hi from Brazil! Jim Clark was the best, and never win in Monaco.
Stewart: Button just needs an engine failure now to complete the McLaren Honda 2017 F1 experience.
A crackly and expletive laden radio message from Daniel Ricciardo suggests he is not happy with balance of his Red Bull at the moment. He's currently fourth quickest. The top four are split by less than half a second.
Meanwhile, Max Verstappen's tan topping time is over. His car has been put back together and he is about to head back out.
Best driver never to win in Monaco
Who is the best driver to never win in Monaco? Let us know your thoughts via #bbcf1
Stewart: Button 18th in #MonacoGP, external practice at thr minute. Looks like hes adapted perfectly to the McLaren and he's getting 100% from it!
Oh you!
Max Verstappen is catching some rays. There's not much else for him to do because Red Bull are still working away on his car.
Meanwhile, Sebastian Vettel squeezes ahead of Valtteri Bottas into P2 after a 1:13.621. He's two tenths off Lewis Hamilton.
Sebastian Vettel gets familiar with the barrier at the exact same spot Kimi Raikkonen did earlier this morning.
"Can you check, I brushed the wall slightly," confesses Vettel.