The music has played, and it's time for qualifying! Here we go!
10 minutes to go. The answers we want: who will get pole, and how far will Aston Martin be behind any other team?
Speaking of a lot of changes, mechanics are still underneath Norris' car, which remains on the stands. Despite finishing third in the sprint race, he was not overly happy with his McLaren.
A big difference in approach at Ferrari, with few changes made to Hamilton's car, but much broader changes to Leclerc's.
Antonelli has a few small tweaks to overturn the gap from sprint qualifying. Not long until we see if it's enough.
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We are now just half an hour away from qualifying, and the engines are beginning to be warmed up in the garages.
Whilst speaking about Norris, we should probably mention the Landostond at Stowe. Packed with 16,000 fans, it has grown year on year. But so has George Russell's envy of the stand, with the Mercedes driver now after his own grandstand, and joking that he could "steal" Norris' prime location.

There was also a peculiar radio message from Norris after finishing third in the sprint race, where he questioned when McLaren is 'going to get it right'. He had been asked to fuel save during the race, but this was not his only frustration.

It was a tense battle between Antonelli and Hamilton for much of the sprint race, and the Italian revealed just how much it took to overcome the seven-time champion when speaking to the media, including Crash.net, after the session.

In sprint qualifying on Friday, Hamilton won out by just 0.011s from Antonelli, with the Italian reflecting afterwards that he had left some time on the table.
With each of the three phases of qualifying longer today, there can be no such mistake when things get underway in just shy of an hour.
Good afternoon and welcome back to Silverstone for qualifying at the British Grand Prix. With the sprint element of the weekend now out of the way, it's back to the normal schedule for the remainder of the weekend.
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Kimi Antonelli denied Lewis Hamilton victory in the Formula 1 British Grand Prix sprint race.
Antonelli overcame Hamilton after taking advantage of an alternative deployment strategy to blast past mid-race along the Hanger Straight.

"We were both pushing very hard, and when I got into overtake, I knew my chance was coming," said Antonelli
"Then, out of four, that lap I was very close. I went alongside at Brooklands, and he used the boost, so I decided to wait, and then, obviously, going into Woodcote, I used everything I had, so was able to overtake.
"From that point, I just tried to get into my rhythm and just try to break the overtake that he had, and just try to to bring it home."
"They're particularly quick up to Turn 6," said Hamilton. "And so, I had to sometimes use a boost there. But, one of the biggest places is as you come around Stowe, Turn 15, you get on the power, and there's no power, and, that's where he was catching me massively.
"Once he got the overtake mode, then I couldn't hold him back, because he has extra deployment through the lap, and I couldn't break that one-second barrier then. So, as soon as that was lost, I knew he was coming."
Kimi Antonelli denies Lewis Hamilton home win in Silverstone F1 sprint
Mercedes’ Andrea Kimi Antonelli overtook Lewis Hamilton to deny the Ferrari driver a home victory in the British Grand Prix sprint race.
After delighting a raucous 150-000 strong home crowd by taking a surprise pole position on Friday, Hamilton led the opening stages of Saturday’s 17-lap sprint but couldn’t hold on to convert his front-of-the-grid start into the win.

Norris is not happy with McLaren, telling them he wishes they would 'get it right once'. A reminder: he finished in third place.
Antonelli wins the Silverstone sprint! Hamilton is second, with Norris in third and Russell fourth.
What a race that was!
Lawson JUST holds Hadjar off for the final points-paying position, but is under investigation for moving under braking.
Antonelli lead by 2.3s as we head onto the last lap.
Hadjar can't find his way past Lawson, and is complaining about the Racing Bulls driver moving under braking. He does have a case on that one.
Onto the final two laps, and Norris is being caught by Russell. The gap is 1.1s, and Norris has been told to save fuel.
Stroll has pitted for medium tyres and remains in P21. That's something that happened...
Antonelli is stretching his lead over Hamilton, with the championship leader now clear by 1.4s. Norris is still in no man's land in P3, so looks in a good position to keep his position.
A key battle lower down the order to watch is between Lawson and Hadjar over P8. After a dreadful start, Hadjar has been making his way back towards the points, which are awarded only to the top 8.
Lawson currently holds the place, and is 1.7s clear, but the gap is coming down.
Hamilton has dropped out of overtake mode range of Antonelli at the front. Not by much, with the margin at 1.2s, but it's enough.
Full deployment for Leclerc, and he goes through on Verstappen. We're now on lap 11 of 17.

