It won't have any effect on who's up front - with both Prancing Horses taking top honors here in Mexico.

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I say unofficial, because there could be some jumbling of the order at the end of all this with Verstappen, Hamilton, and Russell all about to have to talk to the stewards.

1. Charles Leclerc, Ferrari

2. Carlos Sainz, Ferrari

3. Max Verstappen, Red Bull

4. Daniel Ricciardo, AlphaTauri

5. Sergio Perez, Red Bull

6. Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes

7. Oscar Piastri, McLaren

8. George Russell, Mercedes

9. Valtteri Bottas, Alfa Romeo

10. Zhou Guanyu, Alfa Romeo

It's a truly bizarre qualifying session.

Ferrari, who were struggling in both Q1 and Q2, have a front row lockout!

We've got everyone in the garage putting fresh softs on for a shootout to the finish

Let's see who's going to go on pole... but let's remember, there's a bunch of cars here that are under investigation.

Verstappen, Hamilton, and Russell will be looked at and could be penalized afterwards

Albon is disagreeing with the stewards, but they believe that he cut the corner in his lap that shot him to safety.

So that means that Albon will start P14 tomorrow and Zhou is into Q3.

He beats out Verstappen by five one-hundredths of a second.

Top five: Hamilton, Verstappen, Russell, Ricciardo, Piastri

Yuki had some weird thing happen as he exited his garage where he appeared to hit some equipment in the Williams paddock? He wasn't able to set a time.

Zhou was safe, but a brilliant lap from Alex Albon shot him up to safety and sent the Chinese driver out in Q2.

It's a bit of a scare for Ferrari as well - as Sainz was only five-hundredths faster than Zhou and almost got knocked out here.