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Not only did he make it into Q3, but he will go at least ninth, which will be one of his highest qualifying places.
He made it to P2 in 2017 at Monza, and he has never been on pole.
Bottas has had a time reinstated and he goes third! 0.047 seconds behind Leclerc at the top.
The session is still red flagged for now.
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Jack Nicholls
BBC Radio 5 Live F1 commentator
I think Vettel went all four wheels off the track. I don't think that will count for Vettel.
Last year's pole sitter, Kimi Raikkonen, is in the wall at Parabolica (Turn 11), for the second time this weekend, and the session has been stopped. The Finn is out of the car, but his car doesn't look so healthy as the rear of it smashed into the tyre barrier.
Image source, F1So, Hamilton does a practice start which put Ferrari at the front, then Vettel and Leclerc went through the run-off area at Turn One.
"Sorry guys, going through the cut through at Turn One to get at the front of the queue."
Jack Nicholls
BBC Radio 5 Live F1 commentator
This has got carnage written all over it. This has got 'shunt' written all over it!
Q3
Pole position shoot out, let's go!
Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live
Daniel Ricciardo is the standout driver from qualifying so far.
He's flying in the Renault.
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All the usual suspects, both Mercedes, both Ferraris, Alex Albon, both Renaults, Sainz AND LANCE STROLL!
Image source, Getty ImagesGeorge Russell speaking to Sky Sports says: "I think we were only 0.5 sec behind the pack ahead. One of the guys ahead of me went through the gravel so when I got there there was gravel on the track which ruined my lap."
Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live
Giovinazzi's qualifying is good.
His races are too strewn with errors.
But he's put himself into a good position and two thousandths is not the end of the world.
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"P12, that's P12."
Magnussen: "Sorry guys."
Q2
11. Giovinazzi
12. Magnussen
13. Kvyat
14. Norris
15. Gasly
Q2
The Italian driver Antonio Giovinazzi loses out to his team-mate Kimi Raikkonen by 0.002 sec, the Finn just makes it into Q3.
Q2
"What a mess. What a mess."
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It's down to the final two minutes of Q2, and all the remaining cars are going back out on the circuit for a push into Q3.
Drivers at risk:
Stroll, Norris, Giovinazzi, Gasly, Raikkonen.
Q2
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