With teams generally having two sets of tyres to burn in FP3, running is often limited, with no one wanting to be the first driver out on the track. But speaking of this, here come Colapinto, Bottas, Perez, and Hadjar.
The session is go, and the track remains silent.
Unlike yesterday, there is a 0% chance of rain across the coming hour.
The music has played, the timing screens have lit up, and we're ready for final practice at the Belgian Grand Prix. Grab a drink and get comfortable!
Gasly ended Friday in the barriers with a snap of oversteer carrying a heavy penalty. This was the reaction in the Alpine garage, but all seems ok for the coming session. We'll find out soon if he has avoided a grid penalty with new power unit parts and a gearbox potentially needed in the repair work.
A difficult day yesterday for Russell, and a difficult morning too, as the paddock gates try to block his access. Is all of his bad luck out of the way for the weekend now?
15 minutes until the action begins again, so let's take a look at what the teams have been saying across social media.
We might not be quite over the defeat to Argentina yet, but Alonso is certainly ready for when Spain take them on in the World Cup final. Norris seemed to end the game quite quickly though, with his less-than-silky touch.
Highlighting the impact that Antonelli is having on F1 in Italy, MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi has weighed in on whether he would like to see his countryman or Ferrari succeed most.

Aston Martin is 'enjoying' its final weekend before the team gets hold of a major upgrade package in Hungary. It's safe to safe that the times this weekend have been underwhelming at best, but this is what was expected ahead of what the team predicted to be the 'toughest weekend of the season'.
Over five seconds off the pace on Friday, a gap that was approaching seven seconds at one point, this might be a parody prediction, but its far closer to the truth than Aston Martin would like.
There was, however, a flashpoint involving the Italian, as he became frustrated with Williams' driver Carlos Sainz.
The Spaniard gives his side of things here...

In case you need a reminder of how things ended yesterday, here is the full report from FP2, where Antonelli proved irresistible at the top of the times, returning serve any time a rival came close to matching his effort.

Good morning and welcome back to Spa-Francorchamps for qualifying day at the Belgian Grand Prix. Friday saw a mix of results, with Red Bull and Ferrari leading the way in FP1 before Mercedes and McLaren hit back in FP2.
Could we be set for an eight-car battle for pole position around the 7km layout? Well, after one more hour of practice, we can prepare to get some answers.

