Verstappen has stayed in the pits, and has dropped to P10. But every driver behind him is improving!
Into the final minute of the session, and Antonelli heads out again.
Norris improves to third on new tyres, while Russell goes fourth on used rubber. He should be safe on a 1m06.979s.
It's a personal best for Russell, but it's not hugely impressive so far. Meanwhile, Norris is going purple.
A set of used tyres for Russell. "George, just drive," says Wolff. It seems that all is not well. Currently, he is the only driver without a time.
Five minutes remain, and Norris is the first driver out again. He is in P7 at the moment.
But Piastri enters the Antonelli postcode, as Russell bails on his effort and returns to the pits.
A new set for Antonelli, who sets an incredible 1m06.763s! He's in another post code to the rest at the minute!
Norris is being forced rapidly down the order. That damage seems to be carrying a heavy price. Leclerc goes to the top from Hamilton, with Verstappen and Hadjar next up.
Both Ferraris and Hadjar were on new rubber, while Verstappen was on used tyres.
Verstappen will be the next driver to start a timed effort. Other than Russell and Piastri, all the other drivers are on the track.
Q2 begins, but bad news for Norris, after he suffers floor damage on a kerb in the earlier session. He's the first out and puts in a 1m07.321s. That's fractionally off his Q1 best, and should be safe enough.
Making up the back of the grid are
17. Sainz
18. Albon
19. Perez
20. Bottas
21. Alonso
22. Stroll
The chequered flag falls, and it's the two Williams, Cadillac and Aston Martin drivers who are out.
Mechanics are looking at the front of Norris' McLaren. Unclear what the issue is at the moment.
Here come the final runs. Hadjar goes early and moves up to P5.
Russell completes another effort on his used tyres and improves, but he's only P8.
In the bottom six right now are Sainz, Perez, Bottas, Alonso, Stroll, and Bortoleto - who is yet to set a time.
Antonelli completes his lap and it's a 1m07.083s, putting him to the top.
The early order is
- Antonelli
- Norris
- Hamilton
- Verstappen
- Hajdar
- Piastri
- Leclerc
- Russell
- Gasly
- Bearman
After looking strong with his opening effort, Russell is down to P7. He has work to do.
And there's Verstappen. A 1m07.407s puts him to the top, before Norris displaces him. Hadjar is now up to third, but Antonelli is on his way.
The early times are flying in now with the lap so short. Hulkenberg sets the early pace with a 1m08.509s. But Russell moves ahead with a 1m08.509s.
Q1 has begun, and Ocon is the first driver out, leading the Cadillac pair, as Bottas and Perez need pulling back to complete a bizarre three-point turn.
We're in the final countdown to the action. One minute before Q1 gets underway at the Red Bull Ring.
You can always rely on former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone to give an interesting opinion. It's likely he would find more than a few people with opposing opinions within the paddock.

The story of the weekend so far has been Antonelli's return to form. Until the race in Barcelona, Antonelli had been somewhat off the pace, but he was on it from the word go in Austria.
Hamilton is also looking strong as he aims for back-to-back wins for the first time in half a decade.

