Scott Mitchell-Malm

Ferrari car working well when the drivers, I don't want to say getting the most out of it because they've left a tenth or two on the table today because execution is really hard here.

But both drivers are clearly in the mix.

It's just the best package, isn't it?

Get my food, Josh.

I was going to say there's a lot of ways they can lose it because they could have a car out in Q1 because they've tripped up over getting the lap in at the right time with 22 cars on track, not getting the tyres working, bolt, red flag, anything like that.

That could happen, something out of their control relatively speaking.

But it could be that they get all the way to Q3, they're in a great position,

those braking issues become a problem.

So Leclerc's talking about consistency there.

How many times today, even though they're the fastest, did we see Leclerc in particular, but Hamilton had moments as well, down on the skate road, running wide, running deep into a corner.

Hamilton, I think, I remember through the second entry to the second part of the swimming pool.

had caught a massive... No, exit the first part, sorry.

Caught a massive wobble just as he came through.

They're really hustling the car.

They've clearly got decent confidence in it, but it does bite a bit because these cars are just moving around so much.

They've not got the same load that they had before because there's less downforce from these cars.

The tyres are behaving in a different way.

They're offering less grip.

And just the...

It's a different phenomenon watching these cars.