Hamilton on pole, Vettel 2nd, Bottas 3rd
Vettel under investigation for breaking weigh bridge
Sunday's race 17:10 GMT
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Kayleigh: Preparing for WW3 here but... I wonder if Senna would be seen as ‘great’ if he hasn’t died in the way he did.
Karen Waddy: My favourite Brazil moment has to be Alonso sunbathing after his car broke down in 2015. F1 just won't be the same without him.
I love sharing this picture...
Image source, F1It's also Eddie Irvine's birthday... he's 53.
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The Toro Rosso driver is 29 today.
Image source, Toro RossoKimi Raikkonen is first to set a time of 1:09.424, and Sergey Sirotkin is just one second behind.
That's probably the furthest up the leaderboard he's ever been in Formula 1.
These are the tyres we have this weekend.
Medium - white
Soft - yellow
Suprsoft - red
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Max Verstappen was fastest in first practice, and Valtteri Bottas was quickest in second practice, but the times here in Brazil are very close.
In second practice Bottas was just 0.003secs quicker than Hamilton, and Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel was just 0.073secs off the pace in third...
Other than that, Hulkenberg skidded across the grass into the wall, and red flagged the session for a while.
Verstappen had some problems with a crack in his oil tank, but it was soon fixed and he managed to make it out for some running time in the afternoon.
Our commentary team of Jack Nicholls, Jolyon Palmer, and Jennie Gow are live, for final practice, and they can be heard at the top of the page.
We asked you to vote who is the greatest formula 1 driver of all time, and there were some interesting results...
Michael Schumacher, the seven time world champion, was voted the greatest of all time, with 29%.
Lewis Hamilton was second with 27%.
Followed by Aryton Senna with 25%.
Last weekend we asked you on Twitter to tell us your fantasy Formula 1 team, and one of the most common answers was Hamilton and Senna.
They are separated by two different eras, but they are two similar personalities and drivers, who both go down in the list of all time greats.
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Our discussion is looking back over the greatest moments in Brazil, over the years. What are you favourite moments?
As well as, who is the greatest driver of all time?
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Those who watched the Mexican Grand Prix may remember Daniel Ricciardo’s reaction to taking pole at the last gasp from team-mate Max Verstappen.
He said he was “tripping major nutsack right now”. On Thursday, I asked him about this. I’d never heard it before, I said. This was the conversation that ensued:
AB: “Tripping major nutsack”?
DR: (laughs) “I remembered the podium that got taken from me in Melbourne, I said I was tripping balls. And it is an evolution of tripping balls.”
AB: It’s a Ricciardo original?
DR: “Yeah. I may have said it around friends before, I don’t know, but it just came to me. I say some spontaneous stuff sometimes. That was certainly one of them. Did you like it?”
AB: Yeah, very much.
DR: “Cool.”
AB: Of course I can’t use it on the BBC (which we’ve now decided we can).
DR: “Yeah, they’re a bit sensitive. I wouldn’t say nutsack is a swear word. Anyway…”
Image source, Getty ImagesOne of the best ever radio messages from Sebastian Vettel...
Does it beat Kimi Raikkonen's "gloves and steering wheel - give it to me!" classic moment?
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We're back for qualifying day in Brazil. First up is the final practice session from 14:00 GMT and we have a few points to recap from yesterday's rather rude live text...