It is fourth and fifth for Ferrari who were quickest during the two practice sessions on Friday.

They just didn't have enough in them to keep up with the flying Dutchman Verstappen or the McLarens.

A win on home soil would take a massive effort for the Ferrari team.

Just a reminder that Oscar Piastri is still under investigation for appearing to impede Kevin Magnussen during the first part of qualifying.

What a shame it would be for the Australian if he loses out on that second place.

If he is penalised then generally that would mean he drops three places which would relegate him behind Lando Norris and the two Ferrari drivers.

Elsewhere, a disappointing day for Mercedes in 6th and 8th, with Lewis Hamilton again having a lot of work to do from the fourth row.

1. Max Verstappen
2. Oscar Piastri
3. Lando Norris
4. Charles Leclerc
5. Carlos Sainz
6. George Russell
7. Yuki Tsunoda
8. Lewis Hamilton
9. Daniel Ricciardo
10. Nico Hulkenberg

Verstappen improves and so does Norris who is 0.091 off the pace!

And Piastri improves to go second! Only 0.074 off Verstappen who takes his eighth straight pole position.

Verstappen is on POLE!

Or is it? Leclerc is purple in the middle sector!

Sainz crosses the line he is fifth. Leclerc loses time in the final sector and stays third.

Max Verstappen is finding time as the two McLarens are also down on time!

First man to set a second flyer in Q3 is Carlos Sainz but he is well down on the first sector!

Leclerc is also down in the first sector it's not working for Ferrari who were so quick on Friday.

1. Verstappen
2. Norris
3. Leclerc
4. Piastri
5. Sainz
6. Russell
7. Tsunoda
8. Hamilton
9. Hulkenberg
10. Ricciardo

George Russell is sixth and Lewis Hamilton eighth - with the latter a whole second slower than Verstappen.

Everyone will come into the pits now and prepare themselves for their last-gasp laps in qualifying.

Can Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri, Charles Leclerc or Carlos Sainz do anything about that time by Verstappen?

That first sector time of Verstappen has given him the advantage over Norris and Piastri who were rapid in the last two sectors.

The big contenders are all out on brand new soft tyres and Max Verstappen is flying.

The Dutchman is the first of the big contenders to set a time with a 1:14.8!

Lando Norris is quicker in the final two sectors and is less than a tenth behind!

Oscar Piastri matched Norris in the first sector but is three tenths down in the second.

Yuki Tsunoda goes third, before Piastri sets the quickest third sector to behind his team-mate.

Next are the Ferrari pair with Carlos Sainz fourth and Charles Leclerc then splitting the two McLaren's for third.