Hamilton fastest in both sessions
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Final practice at 13:00 GMT on Saturday, qualifying at 16:00
Andrew Benson
BBC Sport’s chief F1 writer
Hamilton and Vettel are two of the four best drivers in Formula 1 at the moment: the other two being Max Verstappen and Fernando Alonso.
There's no doubt Hamilton regards Vettel as a very serious rival, as he's proved to be this year, it's just a shame the championship fizzled out a little bit.
Image source, ReutersA 1:11.1111 on the 11th lap. Sensational scenes!
A shame he isn't 11th as well.
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Tom Clarkson
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra commentator
This is the second shortest lap after Monaco, so traffic is a massive factor.
In Q1 tomorrow, when you've got twenty cars going out on the track at the same time, the guy who gets the clear lap will be the one who sets the lap time.
The drivers are going to have to work really closely with their engineers to make sure they're on the track at the right time.
After a fairly lengthy spell in the McLaren garage, Fernando Alonso is back out on the track.
He's on a used set of softs.
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1) Hamilton 1:09.515
2) Bottas +0.048
3) Ricciardo +0.228
4) Vettel +0.360
5) Verstappen +0.371
6) Raikkonen +0.602
7) Ocon +0.791
8) Massa +0.858
9) Hulkenberg +0.881
10) Sainz +1.170
Tom Clarkson
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra commentator
Daniel Ricciardo has been the one who's been complaining less of the two Red Bulls today.
Max Verstappen has been very outspoken on the radio this morning saying the front end isn't doing what he wanted it to do - particularly through that twisty middle sector.
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And we've got another spinner. Stoffel Vandoorne is briefly facing the wrong way at Turn 2 but soon gets his McLaren pointing in the right direction.
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Marcus Ericsson overcooks it on the supersofts and spins off the track at Turn 11, sliding across the gravel before kissing the tyre wall.
It prompts a brief wave of the yellow flags before Ericsson manages to get his car back on the circuit.
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Speaking of Red Bull, Daniel Ricciardo goes third quickest on supersofts. His time of 1:09.743 is two tenths slower than Lewis Hamilton's time.
Max Verstappen, meanwhile, is P5, a tenth of a second slower than his team-mate.
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It's not been a good session at all for Fernando Alonso. He's only managed five laps and he is currently stood in the McLaren garage, watching on as mechanics work on his car, which is up on the jacks.
But the Briton hooks it up on his next run and moves back to the top of the pile with a 1:09.515. That's still not as quick as the time he set this morning on softs (1:09.202).
Image source, Getty ImagesA scrappy middle sector from Lewis Hamilton and he backs off his quick lap.
And Valtteri Bottas promptly takes over at the top of the timesheet as he does a 1:09.563.
That's only a 0.179s quicker than Lewis Hamilton's effort on the softs so the Briton should reclaim P1 on his qualifying sim. He's got the supersofts on now.
Sebastian Vettel nudges Kimi Raikkonen out of P3 as the four-time world champion does a 1:09.875.
Valtteri Bottas, currently second quickest, is faster than anyone so far through the first two sectors of his first supersoft run...
Hazel Southwell: Also, the last time Hamilton took the pressure off in the last races, Rosberg took the end of 2015 victories - and the next championship.
Valtteri Bottas, Sebastian Vettel and Brendon Hartley join Kimi Raikkonen in moving onto supesofts. Some quick laps coming up.
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Kimi Raikkonen power walks to P3 on those red boots. He does a 1:10.117, three tenths slower than Lewis Hamilton, whose time came on softs.