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Details of each driver's tyre strategy during the Lenovo Grand Prix de France.

There was a high degree of degradation, in line with what we would expect in these temperatures, and some blistering: but nothing that compromised the performance and integrity of the tyres here.

Although this result was far from the one we wanted, there are still some positives to take away from this race.

We were confident, before the race, we could convert some decent grid positions into points, but sadly it wasn't to be the case.

We're very pleased to score strongly with both cars from our home race and we're now ahead in fourth place in the Constructors' Championship and it is deserved.

It was all going to plan until the safety car came out and it all went downhill from there.

A double points finish would have been great, but it was not to be.

After a promising Friday, we failed to convert the improvements of the car into points, which is frustrating, but we have seen positive signs for the future races.

Both drivers managed the race well but unfortunately Nicky had to retire following a puncture and extensive car damage.

"Unacceptable" mistake sees Charles Leclerc crash out of the French Grand Prix, as Max Verstappen extends championship lead and Mercedes pair claim remaining podium places.

Result of the Lenovo Grand Prix de France.

Splitting the Mercedes pair in Q3, a happy Lando Norris praises "the type of lap that you feel like you should be on pole with".

Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff describes the W13's lack of performance at Paul Ricard as being like a "slap in the face".

Charles Leclerc has said that teammate Carlos Sainz' role in his pole-winning lap was not crucial.

Today's post-qualifying press conference with Charles Leclerc, Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez.