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While today's race has been given the go-ahead, F1 drivers are keen to discuss the future of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Still in shock at the seven-time world champion's early elimination, Mercedes boss admits: "This is not where we all expect the car to be."

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

It's going to be a long race and we've seen tonight that this track doesn't forgive any mistake.

The Ferraris put down such a competitive marker and for Checo to put in a lap like that at this circuit was unbelievable.

Mick Schumacher has officially withdrawn from the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix following his heavy crash during qualifying.

Daniel Ricciardo has been handed a grid penalty after he impeded Esteban Ocon during today's qualifying session.

Everything could happen in tomorrow's race - safety cars, red flags - therefore it will be important not to make any mistakes on the pit wall and to try and make the most of every opportunity.

That's the second race of the season and another confirmation that we are not where we want to be, and need to be.

We're delighted with today's result with brilliant laps from Esteban and Fernando to put us well inside the top ten for tomorrow.

On paper a one-stop strategy should be fastest for the race tomorrow, focussing on the hard and the medium compounds.

Our aim tomorrow is simple: put up a good fight and score our first points of the season.

A very eventful day for us.

Although we have been reasonably quick here in every session, we have not had a very smooth event so far.

Lance and the team did a good job in qualifying today, making it through to Q2.