After starting from the pitlane, Magnussen is P9 and in the points! Someone at Haas was clearly doing a rain dance. But remember when we suggested Haas should start the race on the intermediate tyres?
All the dry tyres runners have got this wrong and are being eaten up by those who pitted. Norris pits at the end of lap three, but Russell is still going for it.
With the threat of rain, spare a thought for Haas and Kevin Magnussen ahead of a pitlane start. Do you dare gamble on heavy rain and bolt on a set of intermediate tyres? It would be a bold gamble, but with nothing to lose...
Tyre strategy may have been swayed by that threat of rain, given the softs will be able to cope with a little bit of the wet stuff compared to the other dry tyres. So Hamilton going bold, but he has little to lose starting 13th.
The very Dutch pre-race fun is over and it is nearly time for the main event. The drivers are getting strapped into their cars and receiving final words of information.
Andre Rieu comes out on top as he orchestrates a rendition of the Dutch national anthem. There's a very good chance we'll heart that again in a couple of hours.
Andre Rieu is working/battling (delete as appropriate) with DJ La Fuente as the musical stars at the front of the grid. We’re not sure what it is, but it is a spectacle.
There is some serious house and techno music booming around the track to hype up the pre-race atmosphere. If it is your thing, you'll be loving it, if it isn't and you are at the track, best wishes.
As has been a theme this season, there's been plenty of rain around the race weekend. Friday was dry, Saturday's practice was wet and qualifying went from wet to dry. It looks like a dry race start but big, dark clouds hang overhead.
Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing RB19, Sergio Perez, Red Bull Racing RB19, Alex Albon, Williams FW45, Yuki Tsunoda, AlphaTauri AT04, George Russell, Mercedes F1 W14, out of the pits
There will also be an F1 debutant this afternoon, as Lawson makes his bow as stand in for the injured Ricciardo who broke a bone in his hand in a crash during Friday practice.
The Dutch GP will also have one pitlane starter, with Magnussen's Haas undergoing parc ferme, power unit and gearbox changes. He was due to start 18th so it isn't a dramatic loss.
Albon impressed in qualifying, putting his Williams fourth on the grid, so he'll be one to watch at the start to see how he can take on the faster cars around him.
F1's summer break is well and truly over, so it is back to the serious business of grand prix racing. We will run through what's been going on this weekend in the build-up to the race.
