F1 Singapore GP: Follow qualifying at Marina Bay circuit with live timing

Antonelli now clocks a 1m32.165s.

1m32.323s for George Russell on his first push lap.

Looked like just one flying lap for Verstappen on his way to P8 in that session.

Hamilton set a 1m32.429s on his final push lap to close the session 0.345s quicker than his team-mate.

Antonelli says "I need to abort the lap. Are we safe?" Channelling Lord Olivier in Marathon Man...

Bortoleto now P16 on 1m34.169s.

A sizzling 1m33.147s for Hulkenberg on scrubbed softs.

Albon currently P16 on 1m34.550s.

A 1m33.617s for George Russell. That's P10 at the moment.

Hamilton and Leclerc rise to the top with a 1m32.680s and 1m32.774s.

And Hadjar is out of the car. He's definitely out in Q1. Ocon, Stroll, Lindblad, Perez and Bottas are the drivers under threat.

The finding on Norris: "The Stewards considered that both drivers had contributed to the incident and that neither driver was wholly or predominantly to blame for the collision. Therefore the Stewards determined to take no further action."

Antonelli does a 1m32.818s but it's immediately deleted for a track-limits infraction, leaving him on his previous 1m33.601s.

Piastri also on a push lap. Both McLarens still on scrubbed softs. We can infer from this that they didn't consider laps in the 1m33s safe enough, giventhe track evolution.

Well, Norris goes for another push lap - 1m32.775s.

"No further action" on Lando Norris, say the stewards.

Hadjar now says he's "lost the gears".

That surely leaves the McLarens safe for Q1. What will be the cut-off time? Currently Bottas, Gasly, Bortoleto, Hulkenberg, Hadjar and Stroll in the drop zone. Neither of the latter has set a representative lap.

Piastri goes to P2 with a 1m33.076s. 0.029s off Norris.

We can expect the track to evolve a bit after its earlier partial soaking.

Norris - still under threat of penalty from the stewards - now goes fastest of all with a 1m33.047s.

Piastri goes around in 1m34.321s – the Ted Rogers fraction – and that's briefly good enough for P3 but Antonelli and Verstappen have just set a 1m33.601s and 1m33.241s respectively.

Leclerc and Russell also out on scrubbed softs.

Hadjar has got going again - CTRL-ALT-DEL perhaps.

Hamilton and Norris now P1 and P2, Hamilton with a 1m33.311s. Both of them on scrubbed softs.

Alonso is therefore first to set a flying lap, 1m35.389s. That's not going to stand as fastest for long.

Lance Stroll sliding off at Turn 7 on his out lap. Anyone else?

Isack Hadjar thanks his team as he departs the pits. He;s had a change of PU since the sprint race.

Looks like Antonelli and Gasly on scrubbed tyres - the softs they used in the quali sims in practice.

We're just two minutes away from the start of qualifying. Will it be as eventful as yesterday's farrago?

Famously, Sid James, star of the Carry On film franchise, suffered a fatal heart attack while appearing in a revival of the comedy play The Mating Season at the Sunderland Empire theatre in 1976.

When apprised of this, his Carry On co-star Kenneth Williams curled his lip and said, "Everybody dies on stage at the Sunderland Empire..."

"Smote? Carambolage? Is it international talk like a Norman day?" asks Lotus109..

Depends which Norman you mean, old fruit. Norman Wisdom? Barry Norman? (and why not, you might say)

I did actually go and see Norman Lovett do stand-up comedy once. Sadly, he died on stage (not literally). I also used to deliver a newspaper to the house of Norman Collier, famous for his 'broken microphone' comedy routine.

New energy store - out of the existing pool - for Franco Colapinto after his DNF in the sprint race.

In other news, Lando Norris has a stewards' inquiry hanging over him after that crash with his team-mate. Lewis Hamilton has called for changes to the Singapore circuit, pointing out the sprint race would have been rubbish without that rain.