No further action over Williams drivers George Russell and Nicholas Latifi following pit exit misdemeanour.
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As expected with more rubber laid down, the soft tyre showed a very solid performance in qualifying and so it could play a role in the final stint of the race tomorrow.
We need to convert this great pace into many points tomorrow as the fight with Alpine for 5th place in the Constructor Championship is tighter than ever.
To lock out the front row here in Mexico is a strong starting point for tomorrow's race, and it also shows the hard work that has gone into adapting our car and power unit to the challenges of running at altitude.
Sebastian qualified 11th but we expect him to start the race from P9 as a result of grid penalties served on two drivers who qualified ahead of him.
Shock barely covers it as Valtteri Bottas and Lewis Hamilton upset the form book by locking out front row for Mexican Grand Prix.
Lando Norris and Esteban Ocon both have grid penalties for the Mexican Grand Prix after taking on new engine components.
Told that Sergio Perez' best time is 0.651s quicker, Lewis Hamilton is almost left speechless as home crowd anticipates its local hero on pole.
Following Toto Wolff's claim that nemesis Christian Horner is like the "protagonist in a pantomime", the Red Bull boss describes his Mercedes counterpart as F1's very own Widow Twankey.
Christian Horner admits to being "disappointed" by Toto Wolff's suggestion that the title fight could be decided by a Senna/Prost, Schumacher/Villeneuve type incident.
World champion blames lack of downforce for difference in pace to Red Bull, while Christian Horner hints at sandbagging by the German team.
Christian Horner admits that it is entirely possible that, if leading the race on Sunday, Sergio Perez could be ordered to yield to his Red Bull teammate.