It's race day! Charles Leclerc will start from pole position for the fifth time this season, the highest total of pole starts from any driver on the grid this season. But on this occasion, he'll have teammate Sebastian Vettel in support from P3 to keep Lewis Hamilton occupied.
What's happened so far?
The upgrades Ferrari have added to their car for this weekend are working. Though they'll now get a serious test with their long-runs which didn't look as positive during practice on Friday.
Daniel Ricciardo will start from the back of the grid after being disqualified from qualifying. The Australian was driving with an illegal MGU-K.
Hamilton will start from P2 and perhaps his best chance of overtaking Leclerc is in the early corners. We've seen thrills and spills at turn 1 before with the two Ferraris colliding in 2017.