There were spills and thrills aplenty at the Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari today, as the popular Italian track looks set to go out in style.
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Erratic performance of the softs adds to the conundrum already facing the teams ahead of qualifying, as Norris edges out his teammate by 0.100s.
McLaren boss, Andrea Stella is delighted that rivals are continuing to focus on the legality of his car rather than improving their own.
Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur insists that technical director Loic Serra is not responsible for the team's poor start to the season.
We've brought our first significant aero updates this weekend and they seem to be working as anticipated.
The C6 proved to be an excellent qualifying tyre, allowing the drivers to push for the whole lap, without experiencing a drop in performance in the final sector.
Our race pace looked decent, however, this is a track where overtaking is quite difficult.
It was the first day of running with the upgrade package, and although we've still got to understand a lot more, it's been a positive day.
The car seems to be competitive, but the field is particularly tight, including some of the midfield teams that look to not be too far away.
We tried a lot of things today. Some things worked a bit better than others but, ultimately, we weren't fast enough.
Oscar Piastri edges out his McLaren teammate by 0.025s, as Pierre Gasly continues to impress.