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Lando Norris has revealed that he was cheering on countryman George Russell as he watched qualifying from his ambulance.

The most important news today is that Lando is fine.

Today's post-qualifying press conference with Max Verstappen, George Russell and Lewis Hamilton.

It is the first time the team has finished second quickest in qualifying since Valtteri Bottas at the 2014 German Grand Prix.

Lando Norris has been cleared to take part in tomorrow's Belgian Grand Prix.

We have a strong race car, perhaps more set up for the dry. If the weather is like this, we might struggle a bit more, but otherwise we should be in for a good race.

Seb, drove a solid quali hour today... another podium finish has to be his target tomorrow.

A strong qualifying for us with our first pole position at Spa for 10 years.

It was a tricky and difficult qualifying session, we managed quite well, placing Esteban in Q3 and in a good position for tomorrow in rainy conditions.

Today's result was disappointing, especially in conditions that can mix up the order.

Pierre has put a strong performance in across the weekend so far, being competitive in every session and making Q3 today, securing 6th on the grid.

We have not yet managed to get the most out of our car, neither in the dry nor in the wet.

Tomorrow's strategy is going to be mainly about adapting to changing circumstances, as we saw throughout today.

On a day Max Verstappen gets his championship bid back on track, Britons Lando Norris and George Russell almost steal the show, albeit for vastly different reasons.

Now we just wait to see what the weather is doing tomorrow and try to take some advantage out of it. All in all, not a bad day.