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• 354 seconds clear of Sainz EFL
  
  The Red Bull driver, who heads the title standings, finished three tenths clear of Carlos Sainz, with his Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc third EFL
  
  Sainz will start Sunday’s race from the back of the field, penalised for taking on a number of unallocated engine parts EFL
  
  FOLLOW LIVE: F1 qualifying at French Grand Prix - who will be on pole position at Circuit Paul Ricard? George Russell finished sixth, one place behind Red Bull’s Sergio Perez and two tenths down on Hamilton in the other Mercedes EFL
  
  But the Mercedes man, who will on Sunday become just the sixth driver in Formula One history to compete in his 300th race, does not appear to be in contention for pole position EFL
  
  RecommendedTruss vs Sunak – and the choice of two very different British futuresLeclerc complained about the durability of his tyres, and also spun at Turn 12 after losing control of his Ferrari EFL
  
  Verstappen, 38 points clear of Leclerc, looks the driver to beat after lapping the Circuit Paul Ricard in Le Castellet 0 EFL
  
  World champion Max Verstappen clocked the fastest time in final practice for the French Grand Prix EFL
  
  McLaren have brought more upgrades to this track than at any other stage of the season and Lando Norris took ninth with team-mate Daniel Ricciardo 11th EFL
  
  The seven-time world champion trialled a new rear wing in the final running before qualifying EFL
  
  Four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel finished 20th and last for his struggling Aston Martin team EFL
  
  Elsewhere, Fernando Alonso finished seventh for Alpine, with Alex Albon an encouraging eighth for Williams EFL
  
  Lewis Hamilton finished fourth, one second adrift of Verstappen EFL
  
  Qualifying starts at 4pm local time (3pm UK) EFL
  
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  But the Mercedes man, who will on Sunday become just the sixth driver in Formula One history to compete in his 300th race, does not appear to be in contention for pole position EFL
  
  Qualifying starts at 4pm local time (3pm UK) EFL
  
  Sainz will start Sunday’s race from the back of the field, penalised for taking on a number of unallocated engine parts EFL
  
  RecommendedTruss vs Sunak – and the choice of two very different British futuresLeclerc complained about the durability of his tyres, and also spun at Turn 12 after losing control of his Ferrari EFL
  
  McLaren have brought more upgrades to this track than at any other stage of the season and Lando Norris took ninth with team-mate Daniel Ricciardo 11th EFL
  
  The seven-time world champion trialled a new rear wing in the final running before qualifying EFL
  
  Lewis Hamilton finished fourth, one second adrift of Verstappen EFL
  
  The Red Bull driver, who heads the title standings, finished three tenths clear of Carlos Sainz, with his Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc third EFL
  
  Elsewhere, Fernando Alonso finished seventh for Alpine, with Alex Albon an encouraging eighth for Williams EFL
  
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  Four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel finished 20th and last for his struggling Aston Martin team EFL
  
  World champion Max Verstappen clocked the fastest time in final practice for the French Grand Prix EFL
  
  Verstappen, 38 points clear of Leclerc, looks the driver to beat after lapping the Circuit Paul Ricard in Le Castellet 0 EFL
  
  FOLLOW LIVE: F1 qualifying at French Grand Prix - who will be on pole position at Circuit Paul Ricard? George Russell finished sixth, one place behind Red Bull’s Sergio Perez and two tenths down on Hamilton in the other Mercedes EFL
  
  354 seconds clear of Sainz EFL