But Hamilton is now back on top with a 1m45.093s in the Ferrari. Just 0.2s separates the top two on different tyres.
Goes to show that Ferrari probably needs to find some more, while the tow is hugely powerful here.
But Hamilton is now back on top with a 1m45.093s in the Ferrari. Just 0.2s separates the top two on different tyres.
Goes to show that Ferrari probably needs to find some more, while the tow is hugely powerful here.
Verstappen goes top now with a 1m45.329s on medium tyres with the use of a tow.
Antonelli has just reported his "first gust of the day", after running wide at Turn 16 on his push lap.
Antonelli and Russell jump up to third and fourth in the Mercedes on medium tyres.
Verstappen puts in a 1m47.214s on medium tyres.
Charles Leclerc goes even quicker, though, with a 1m45.564s.
Lewis Hamilton goes fastest on soft tyres with a 1m46.168s.
Norris is on his way out of the pits again. So, whatever it was, it wasn't serious.
Norris has been called into the pits because McLaren needs to change something on his car.
This picture of Gasly perfectly highlights how much more debris there is on track this morning.
Gasly improves at the top of the standings with a 1m47.714s.
Liam Lawson has a big lock-up into Turn 1. We saw that a bit yesterday, but with the win, that will be something we see more of.
Very briefly, we've had a VSC, but it's already being withdrawn. Not quite sure what that was for just yet.
Gasly, on mediums, has improved to a 1m48.295s ahead of Colapinto and Bottas.
Quite a few more cars on track, with a lot of them on soft tyres.
Ollie Bearman for Haas is also now out on track.
Gasly sets the reference lap at 1m50.582s.
Valtteri Bottas in the Audi and Arvid Lindblad in his rebuilt Racing Bull are on track now.
Still just the two Alpines on track just now.
Definitely a lot more debris from the trees on the circuit this morning.
Franco Colapinto has gone out behind his team-mate now, too.
Hooray! Pierre Gasly is the first driver on track in the Alpine. He's gone out on medium tyres.
I think, with the added wind, everyone would rather let someone else go out and do the exploration for them. Unfortunately, that means we have a stand-off.
Lewis Hamilton is climbing into his Ferrari, so hopefully we'll get some cars on track soon.
I think this suits George, to be honest 🌼
And nobody has rushed out.