The music has played, and it's time to get cracking!
Five minutes remain before FP3 gets underway. On a track where qualifying is crucial, this session will be all about the red-walled soft tyres, especially in the closing stages.
Aston Martin had hinted yesterday that Stroll may not be able to drive in FP3 or qualifying, with spares a major concern. There's no word on this yet, but given both drivers feature in a social post 'clocking in for qualifying', that sounds positive.
There has been one name consistently linked with a return to the F1 paddock in recent months, and he has been linked with many different teams. That name is Christian Horner, and Adrian Newey faced questions on a potential reunion at Aston Martin.

F1 facing Monaco-style track surface issues in Hungary
Formula 1 is hoping to avoid a repeat of the track surface issues that led to a red flag in Monaco at this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix.
Drivers complained about parts of the Hungaroring track breaking up during Friday practice as they battled difficult conditions throughout both sessions.

As the clock reaches the hour, we're just half an hour away from final practice.
We mentioned Stroll. Here is the moment it all went wrong for the Canadian. What hasn't been given enough credit is how Stroll managed to keep the car out of the wall - a crucial save given the lack of spares at Aston Martin with the new upgrade.
While it was a strong day for Ferrari, it was a far more difficult experience for Antonelli. After sitting out FP1 to allow rookie Fred Vesti some track time, the championship leader was unable to set a time on soft tyres, struggling with locking and oversteer.
You can see some of his wilder moments here.
Just in case you missed the Friday action, Leclerc was fastest in the opening session before Hamilton led a Ferrari 1-2 in FP2.
The other major interest was Aston Martin. With a 16-part upgrade, the pace was certainly improved across a single lap, but a suspension failure for Stroll in FP1 put him out of action for the rest of the day.
The full roundup of Saturday's action can be found here...

Good morning, and welcome to the Hungaroring for final practice. Ferrari looked in ominous form on Friday, but we've seen Mercedes bounce back when the serious stuff begins far too many times to rule them out of contention just yet.

