"I'm happy with P6 today. It's one of our better qualifying sessions of the season and we put together some good laps.

"It felt like we really maximised the opportunity, but we do have some fast cars starting behind us, so we'll see if we can score points in the Sprint tomorrow."

"I thought we did what we could today, qualifying in P14 for the Sprint tomorrow.

"In SQ2, I had a snap in T6 during my second push lap and aborted the lap – we could have probably found a couple of tenths there. But in hindsight, you can always look back and find a bit here and there.

"Let's see what we can do tomorrow in the Sprint – it's a very tight midfield and Sprint weekends are intense, but I like it."

"It was a shame to not make it further than Turn 1 in the Sprint earlier on, as we were looking at being second or third out of the exit until I got hit."

"Today's not gone my way – there was a misjudgement on my side overtaking Esteban [Ocon] at the end of the Sprint earlier today.

"I thought I was close enough to dive down the inside but the track was quite dirty there and I locked the front left. It was my mistake and I apologised to Esteban."

"The car has felt quite competitive for me this weekend and I am pleased to have made it into Q3.

"In Qualifying this afternoon it was very tight, but we put some strong laps in Q1 and Q2 to progress.

"We didn't have the best out-lap in our final push in Q3 and thought we didn't have enough time to make it to the flag. This meant I pushed quite hard and the tyres weren't as good as they could have been.

"The tyre degradation will be a big challenge tomorrow with these high temperatures, so let's see if we can fight for the points."

"In Qualifying this afternoon, we managed to get through to Q2 but with track limits had my lap time deleted and qualified in P18.

"With the penalty from the Sprint, we're starting from the back of the grid tomorrow and see if we can make up any positions.

"In these weather conditions, it's always more challenging managing tyres so we'll see how we do."

"A disappointing Sprint earlier today with both Fernando and Lance picking up damage on lap one when the two McLarens crashed into each other.

"Fernando suffered a puncture and Lance had to pit for a new front wing. Lance's Sprint ended after contact with Esteban [Ocon] in the closing stages. The garage crews did an excellent job to get both cars fixed and ready in time for Qualifying.

"The Qualifying session was mixed, with Lance one of several drivers to have a lap time deleted for track limits. Without that, he would have progressed safely to Q2.

"Fernando's efforts earned him a place in Q3, building on the pace we saw in Sprint Qualifying yesterday.

"It was not the easiest of Q3 sessions, but starting from P10 gives us a chance to race for points tomorrow."

"We started tenth and finished there, so we come away with one point in the end.

"We didn't really have the pace to fight for anything more than P10 and it seems we had a bit more performance in Qualifying than in the race.

"It wasn’t the most exciting day for me, and we were open to various strategies, but it was a standard one-stop race. We'll go again in Mexico and see if we can fight for points there."

"Today was a fun race – we made our way through the race attacking with some good overtakes and picked up a couple of positions.

"We were close to getting to the points, but it was always going to be tricky from where we were starting – we did the best we could.

"The car was feeling good today and became a bit more alive with the change of wind direction. So a positive Sunday considering yesterday and now looking ahead to Mexico next week."

"We had similar pace to the cars around us in a very tight midfield.

"Lance raced well from P19 and delivered some great overtakes to finish P12. Another strong opening stint on the Softs [28 laps] brought him up the order as he chased down Liam [Lawson].

"It's hard to race here in these hot conditions so it was good to see Fernando score a hard-fought point.

"Saturday was very challenging so a huge thanks to the garage and everyone at the AMR Technology Campus for their efforts to get the car race ready. There is still plenty to fight for in the final five races starting in Mexico next week."