2024 F1 British Grand Prix - Qualifying - As it happened

But there's more rain on the way...

It will get back underway in two minutes - 3:19pm.

"A risk of rain towards the end of the session".

Replays show Perez losing control of his car into Copse corner. He's beached in the gravel so is out of qualifying.

Perez has spun off into the gravel trap. He's likely to be out in Q1 here.

Hamilton is on top now with a 1m37.134s, a tenth ahead of Russell.

Gasly, Sargeant, Ricciardo, Magnussen and Hulkenberg.

Bottas and Leclerc head out on the softs.

A 1m37.518s for Verstappen puts him 0.2s ahead of Hamilton. Russell completes the top three.

"There's a small dry line forming already."

Here we go then... a damp track at Silverstone.

Ricciardo has been handed a reprimand from the F1 stewards after weaving in the pit lane in FP3.

• It's wet at Silverstone with the start of qualifying expected to be on intermediates 
• Mercedes led a 1-2 in a wet FP3 session
• Norris was once again in the mix at the front as he looks to take his first pole and win on home soil

With just over 40 minutes until the start of Q1, we're building up to qualifying.

We'll be back closer to 2pm as we build up to qualifying at Silverstone.

The full order from final practice at Silverstone 

Not a lot happened in the final 10 minutes.

Russell on top ahead of Hamilton, Norris, Sainz and Verstappen.

Russell remains on top ahead of Hamilton, Norris, Sainz, Verstappen, Leclerc, Piastri, Perez, Hulkenberg and Albon.

"With this level of rain, expect to see standing water increase again." 

A lot of the grid has returned to the pit lane.

Impressive pace from the two Mercedes drivers on the intermediates. 

Russell sets 1m37.529s now to go 0.5s clear of Hamilton.

Hamilton takes to the top again, this time 0.389s ahead of Leclerc.

Leclerc, Hamilton, Verstappen, Norris, Perez, Sainz, Piastri, Russell, Hulkenberg and Ocon.

A 1m38.690s now for Leclerc, less than a tenth ahead of Verstappen.

That's soon beaten by Hamilton - a 1m38.511s for the seven-time world champion.