Hamilton on pole, Bottas 2nd, Vettel 3rd
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Vettel top in Q1 & Q2, Stroll crashes, Alonso in top 10 shoot out
Hartley out after heavy crash, Hulkenberg out in Q1
Stroll is struggling once again. His second lap on the super-softs sees him into the gravel at Turn 4. The wheels spin as he tries to escape, kicking up loads of bits of gravel and eventually he gets enough traction to get back on the circuit.
He's currently propping up the timesheet, with fellow Williams driver Sirotkin one place above him.
Image source, @F1 TwitterVerstappen is not having a good session. He's got the eighth fastest time, has only completed five laps and is currently back in the Red Bull garage with a lot of tinkering going on on his car.
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Image source, F1.comYou know what I was thinking yesterday? We haven't heard a Grosjean whinge about brakes for a while.
Well, it's back. "I'm not happy with braking into turn 10," he says.
All is well in the world once again.
Andrew Benson
BBC Sport’s chief F1 writer
As suspected yesterday, having spelt it wrong, then painted over the error, the correct spelling is now in the pit lane.
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Not been as many offs as yesterday thanks to the lack of wind but Verstappen has just had a brief spell off the circuit. He's currently eighth quickest with 1:19.013.
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"With speed the front is a bit weak," reports Ricciardo.
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Mike Bird: F1 Driver Eurovision entry surely has to be Max Verstappen to reprise the role of Lulu as he charges around the track singing Boom Bang-a-Bang.
1. Hamilton 1:17.8 (s)
2. Bottas +0.029 (s)
3. Vettel +0.406 (ss)
4. Raikkonen +0.661 (ss)
5. Ricciardo +0.787 (m)
Bottas briefly goes top with a 1:18.081 but Hamilton reclaims P1 as he dips into the 1:17s for the first time with 1:17.844.
Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live
Only Mercedes are out there on the softs, everyone else is on the super-softs.
Image source, Getty ImagesIt is a quick lap from Lewis Hamilton as a 1:18.112 puts him top of the order.
Also, the Spanish fans will love the sight of who is currently fifth quickest. A 1:19.104 from Fernando Alonso has the McLaren a second off the benchmark time.
And Bottas goes quickest with 1:18.496 but Vettel finds two tenths more on the super-softs to go even quicker.
However, Lewis Hamilton is out now and on a very good lap on the softs.
Image source, ReutersValtteri Bottas is out on the track now, as are the two Ferraris. Bottas is on the softs while Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen are on super-softs.
Andrew Benson
BBC Sport’s chief F1 writer
Image source, Getty ImagesPirelli F1 boss Mario Isola appeared at the drivers’ briefing on Friday evening, where he faced some complaints from Sebastian Vettel, who said he would like tyres that had both a wider operating-temperature window and did not overheat when following another car closely. Other senior figures felt Vettel’s complaints were not realistic.
There was also discussion about the similarity in behaviour of the different tyre compounds - a thing on track on Friday - and on whether the system of tyre choice between qualifying and race is working. Some feel the rule that makes teams start the race on the tyre they used to set their fastest time in Q2 favours the top teams, who can often get through to Q3 on a slower tyre that is better for the race while others cannot, and also reduces strategic variability in allowing the top teams not to have to use the softest tyre in the race if they do not want to.
The FIA are going to look into this and may propose some changes, which could include asking Pirelli to introduce more steps between the compounds they bring to races.
Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live
There is a lot of G-force on their bodies and I found Saturday was the worst for damaging your neck. It is not really neck training, it is about loosening off. It is part and parcel of being an F1 driver.
Always enjoy seeing what warm-up Daniel Ricciardo is doing.
Yesterday he was playing catch with a little rubber ball and today's he's got a massive rubber band wrapped around his head, naturally.
Image source, F1.comAfter a bunch of installation laps the drivers are back in the pits apart from Brendon Hartley, who is on a flying lap.
He does a 1:20.486 on the super-softs before knocking four tenths off that time with his next lap.
Barcelona and Spain defender Gerard Pique is at the track today, getting a close up look at the Mercedes.
Neither Lewis Hamilton or Valtteri Bottas have been out yet.
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