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Rendered almost speechless by his lack of pace in FP3, Lewis Hamilton admits to being shocked by the turnaround in qualifying.
Today's post-qualifying press conference with Valtteri Bottas, Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen.
Kimi Raikkonen edged towards a 10-place grid drop at one of his four remaining Grands Prix after receiving his second reprimand of the Mexico weekend.
We are disappointed for today but optimistic for tomorrow and we still think we've got a great chance in this race, but it's certainly looking harder than it was this morning.
The tough conditions here in Mexico will make the race tomorrow difficult for everyone and we believe that, despite losing track time in the afternoon, we prepared the car well yesterday for the Grand Prix.
Having both cars in Q2 is a positive result and something that gives us confidence ahead of tomorrow's race.
Hopefully we'll get into slightly better starting positions with all the penalties that are coming along and you never know what you can do, but we're pretty happy up to now.
No further action over Williams drivers George Russell and Nicholas Latifi following pit exit misdemeanour.
As expected with more rubber laid down, the soft tyre showed a very solid performance in qualifying and so it could play a role in the final stint of the race tomorrow.
We need to convert this great pace into many points tomorrow as the fight with Alpine for 5th place in the Constructor Championship is tighter than ever.
To lock out the front row here in Mexico is a strong starting point for tomorrow's race, and it also shows the hard work that has gone into adapting our car and power unit to the challenges of running at altitude.