Vettel on pole, Hamilton 2nd, Bottas 3rd
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Toro Rossos narrowly avoiding huge collision, Vandoorne out in Q1
Pierre Gasly has parked by the side of the road, after almost hitting his team-mate Brendon Hartley.
That could be a double disaster for Toro Rosso.
Gasly just about gets himself going again, with some damage to his tyres.
In danger...
Esteban Ocon fourth at the moment. A great lap from him. Just the one point from him so far in 2018, a 10th-placed finish in Bahrain.
Sergio Perez is ordered back to the pits, with the team thinking the tyres will not hold out.
He says otherwise: "I think we have got plenty left."
He wins that argument, but needs to back up his words with actions.
Brendon Hartley has had to get back to the pits. Sergio Perez spins around after missing the corner at turn 15.
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Alex Withington: What's going on at Haas? They were amazing in testing and looked like they'd be leading the midfield by now
Jeremiah Kariuki: Grosjean starts quali by compromising everyone else lap!
Rachel T: Does anyone else go 'OH!' really loudly when the team radio graphic appears?!
Yep, sure do Rachel!
Image source, Formula 1 TwitterNo dramas for Ferrari. Kimi Raikkonen quicker than Sebastian Vettel, while Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas are now fifth and sixth. That is all the six from the big three safely through Q1.
Toro Rosso's Brendon Hartley: "There was a car in the middle of the road and Kimi slowed down as well."
At the front, Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen are an early one and two. That's them through into Q2.
Image source, ReutersA furious Romain Grosjean chucks his crash helmet to the gorund. His season so far - retired in Australia, 13th in Bahrain and 17th in China.
No sign of the misery ending this weekend.
Romain Grosjean had had a miserable day. He is now parked on an off-road.
"The gearbox is locked, something is broken, something is not working," says Grosjean.
That could well be him starting 20th tomorrow, although remember Nico Hulkenberg has a five-place grid penalty to deal with after a gearbox change.
Right, we are under way, another 16 minutes left, the bottom five are eliminated at the end of Q1, remember.
Image source, EPAGreat work from Williams as Sergey Sirotkin is able to take his place in qualifying after mangling his front right wheel by smashing into a wall less than two hours ago.
Conditions are good. Let's go.
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But, going into the wall in qualifying is not always the disaster it sounds.
Last year Daniel Ricciardo hit the wall during the qualifying top 10 shoot-out and still won the race.
Plus, Lewis Hamilton crashed during 2016 qualy, remember and managed to finish fifth.
Image source, Getty ImagesWe have already had Max Verstappen and Sergey Sirotkin go into the wall during this weekend. Who's next?
Who will start on pole in Baku?
Joanna Harran: Kimi for pole (about time he got one over on Seb). Fernando into Q3
Omar: It’s Vettel for pole unless he crashes
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Haydn Lowe: Now they have the car set up for Vettel (thanks for the set-up, Kimi!) I can't see anyone beating him to pole
Calvin: Ferrari 1-2, followed by Red Bull then Mercedes, Both Force Indias and Lance Stroll to make Q3 too
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