"It's going to be another challenging weekend here at Silverstone.

"We'll focus on what we can control, but we know we've just got to be patient and wait for the upgrades to come.

"We all keep pushing hard, both at track and over the road at the AMRTC."

"It wasn't a surprise for us today, and it was difficult for us to optimise everything with just one practice session.

"I was happy with the laps in Sprint Qualifying and we did a good job as a team, but it's still far away from where we want to be. We will see what we can do tomorrow in the Sprint."

"We didn't get the setup right for the Sprint, but we made some changes and got it in a better window for Qualifying. I felt happier in the car.

"We're still not where we want to be and so it doesn't count for much, but it felt like a good lap."

"It's another difficult Qualifying session for us with the car exactly the same as recent race weekends.

"This is our position right now, but we do have some positives to take away, with good deployment and energy management. We've also had good starts as we showed again in the Sprint earlier today.

"Everyone is working hard to improve, so we'll see what we can learn tomorrow."

"We collected the data we could from the Sprint with both cars running on the Soft tyres and Lance pitting for the Mediums in the final few laps.

"Fernando's Sprint was impacted by contact with Sergio Perez, which cost him some time, although he was able to finish the race.

"There were no surprises in Qualifying given our current performance level. We'll do what we can tomorrow to extract what we can from the race."

"We have the information we need and understand where we need to improve, so these weekends are just a case of being patient and waiting for the upgrades to come.

"We had a lot of understeer during the race and a very unpredictable car, so it's hard with track limits. I'm always trying to give it everything I can, and hopefully things get better soon."

"The car switched off during the formation lap and I managed to restart it, but we need to investigate and find out what happened.

"In the race we stopped twice and tried to learn as much as possible to help with the development of this car.

"We are all working well together and hopefully we see some improvements in the second half of the year."

"We finished our home race at Silverstone with both cars, but it was a difficult afternoon with our performance level limiting our opportunities to progress.

"Both drivers used the same strategy: starting on the Medium tyres, then changing to Hards, before moving to the Softs under the Safety Car. Fernando had a car systems issue on the way to the grid, forcing him to start from pit lane, so we need to investigate the cause further.

"It was great to see so much support from the British fans this weekend – we will keep pushing and there is more performance coming soon."