There are a few drivers who will be a little nervous for Sunday... not for the race but rather the World Cup final.

"I'm definitely going to ​be much ⁠more nervous about the match than the race," said Argentine Franco Colapinto who races for Alpine.

For Spain, the two Spanish drivers, Fernando Alonso and Carlos Sainz will be figuring out how to watch the match on their way home after the grand prix.

"The main focus on Sunday will be ​to get home and watch the match," two-time world champion Alonso said.

"It's going to be tricky because we are flying back home."

Sainz will be catching a fight home with former team-mate Charles Leclerc.

"My flight is at 9pm. Maybe the first-half, I'll miss. But I will be able to watch the second half but hopefully by then we will have a comfortable lead, " he said.

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Third practice at Spa is set to have light cloud and a gentle breeze.

Chance of rain is around 14%.

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The Spa-Francorchamps circuit is the longest of the current races on the Formula 1 calendar, 7.004km long with 19 turns.

The track has a mix of long straights and fast corners, which allows drivers to push their cars to the limit.

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Ferrari's Charles Leclerc has jumped up to fourth, from sixth, in the drivers' standings after winning the British Grand Prix and picking up points in the sprint.

George Russell has been chipping away at the gap between himself and his Mercedes team-mate Kimi Antonelli. The gap at the top has reduced to 25 points.

Lewis Hamilton sits behind the Mercedes pair in third, seven points behind Russell.

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Mercedes continue their dominance at the top of the team standings, 78 points ahead of Ferrari.

Racing Bulls picked up points at the British Grand Prix and are just a point behind Alpine.

Ninth-placed Audi also picked up points and are five behind Williams.

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Hello! Happy Saturday.

Max Verstappen was fastest in FP1, while Kimi Antonelli topped the leaderboard in a red-flagged FP2.

Will they make up the front row for Sunday's race?

Alpine's Pierre Gasly had a heavy crash during second practice. The incident cut short the race-simulation runs in the final part of the session.

Three drivers will be given grid penalties for Sunday's race: Lando Norris and Lance Stroll for exceeding the permitted number of engine parts and Isack Hadjar for exceeding his permitted number of engines.

Lights out for final practice at 11:30 BST.

Q1 will go green at 15:00 BST.