Hello and welcome to ESPN's live coverage of qualifying for the 2017 Hungarian Grand Prix.

Just 20 minutes until qualifying gets underway at the Hungaroring. Ferrari showed its hand in FP3 with Sebastian Vettel topping the session by 0.475s ahead of teammate Kimi Raikkonen. Valtteri Bottas was best of the rest in third, however, he was nearly 0.9s off the pace. Five-time winner Lewis Hamilton continued to struggle on the super-soft tyres and was only in fifth. The other big story of FP3 at the sharp end was more unreliability for Red Bull as Daniel Ricciardo, who topped both FP1 and FP2, suffered a hydraulic issue meaning he competed just seven laps.

McLaren and Renault look set to battle it out for best of the rest behind the leading teams. Vandoorne was an impressive sixth fastest ahead of Hulkenberg.

There is a driver change down at Williams as Massa has been hit with a virus meaning former Force India driver Paul di Resta will drive for the remainder of the weekend.

Hamilton can equal Schumacher's record pole position tally of 68 if he secures pole position this afternoon. The Briton has struggled all weekend and hasn't put together a representative lap on the super-soft tyres so far.

Vettel set a new outright circuit record in FP3, smashing Barichello's 2004 record by 1.4s. With further track evolution and engine modes being turned up, the times will surely continue to tumble.

Q1 gets underway in just under 10 minutes' time. Sauber, Williams, Haas and Force India are the likely to be near the drop zone in the first part of qualifying.

Clear, blue skies at the Hungaroring. Ferrari is favourites for pole position after dominating FP3, but will Mercedes or Red Bull be able to pull something out of the bag?

Q1 is underway at the Hungaroring.

Hamilton is the first man out in the Mercedes. The red-marked super-soft tyre is the choice of rubber for the three-time champion.

Di Resta is also out on track. This is the first time the Scot has driven the 2017 Williams car.

Bottas has backed out of his first timed lap. The Hungaroring is a short circuit so traffic will be an issue in Q1.

Hamilton takes top spot with a 1:17.905, still 0.9s off Vettel's benchmark in FP3.

The Ferraris respond on the super-soft tyres, Raikkonen taking top spot off Vettel, 0.294s between the duo.

Di Resta's first effort is just under 5.0s off the pace. The Scot has his work cut out considering his lack of experience in the FW40 and Williams' lack of competitiveness this weekend.

All of the times so far have been set on the super-soft tyres, the softest compound brought by Pirelli to this weekend's race. Raikkonen leads Hamilton and Vettel.

Vettel takes top spot off Raikkonen, improving to a 1:17.244. Like in FP3, Ferrari looks to be the team to beat.

Ricciardo's first timed lap puts him fourth fastest, 0.680s off the pace set by Vettel. He splits the Mercedes duo.

Vandoorne and Alonso go sixth and seventh respectively confirming their Q3 credentials this weekend.

Currently in the Q1 drop zone is: Grosjean, Wehrlein, Ericsson, di Resta and Magnussen.

Ericsson displaces Sauber teammate Wehrlein for 17th, while Alonso improves to seventh.

An impressive lap from Verstappen sees him go second, just 0.022s off Vettel's benchmark.

Di Resta is back out on a fresh set of super-soft tyres in Williams, as are the Haas duo, who look to improve from 16th and 20th.

Grosjean goes 12th fastest and is out of the bottom five. Expect a flurry of improvements from the other midfield runners, who are out on new tyres.

Di Resta stays 20th, 3.146s off the pace. He's just 0.2s behind Wehrlein in 19th.

Stroll improves his time, but is only 16th overall meaning both Williams drivers are in the bottom five as it stands.

Kvyat has run wide in the middle sector.

Di Resta improves to 19th fastest, ahead of Sauber's Ericsson. A strong effort from the Scot.

Q1 is over. Magnussen, Stroll, Wehrlein, di Resta and Ericsson all fail to make the cut.

Perez makes it into Q2 by the skin of his teeth after setting an identical time to Magnussen in 16th. The Mexican set his time before the Dane thus progresses into the next part of qualifying.

Q2 will determine who will make the pole position shootout. Whoever makes it into Q3 will have to start the race on the tyres they used to set their best time in Q2. It will be interesting to see if anyone opts for the more durable, yellow-marked soft tyres.

Q2 is now underway.

Hamilton on the radio: ''There is a vibration in these tyres.'' as he begins his first attempt in Q2 on the super-soft tyres.

Vettel is the first man into the 1:16s, displacing Hamilton and Bottas at the summit of the timesheets.

Raikkonen makes it a Ferrari 1-3, slotting in behind Hamilton.

Ricciardo's first lap of Q2 puts him fifth fastest, 0.8s off Vettel's benchmark. Everyone running on the super-soft tyres so far.

A mighty lap from Verstappen sees him go second fastest, just 0.226s off Vettel who still leads the timesheets.

The first runs of Q2 have been completed. Vettel leads Verstappen, Hamilton, Raikkonen, Bottas, Hulkenberg, Ricciardo, Alonso, Vandoorne and Ocon.

Palmer is only 11th and is one second off Renault teammate Hulkenberg. Sainz, Kvyat, Grosjean and Perez are still in the bottom five.

Everyone is in the pitlane as we wait for the final runs of Q2 to be completed.

The Mercedes duo are out on track on a fresh set of super-soft tyres. Just over two minutes is left of Q2.

Bottas is taking a lap to put a heat cycle through his tyres, while Hamilton is going for it straight away. Setting a personal best in the opening sector of the lap.

Hamilton takes top spot off Vettel. A new track record from the Briton, displacing Vettel by 0.109s.

Grosjean doesn't have enough pace to make Q3. He's only 13th fastest.

Q2 is over, but drivers are still on laps.

Ocon and Kvyat miss out on Q3. Only 11th and 12th respectively. Palmer is also on a personal best lap.

Palmer can't improve meaning he is only 11th overall. Ocon, Kvyat, Perez and Grosjean also fail to make it into Q3.

Hamilton, Vettel, Verstappen, Raikkonen, Bottas, Hulkenberg, Ricciardo, Alonso, Vandoorne and Sainz will fight it out for pole position.

Q3 is underway. Who will take pole position for the 2017 Hungarian Grand Prix?

Bottas is the first man to take to the track in Q3. Vettel and Hulkenberg join the Finn.

Vettel takes provisional position with a 1:16.272, 0.355s clear of Bottas in second.

Raikkonen goes third, 0.602s off teammate Vettel. Hamilton is in the pits.

Ricciardo takes third off Raikkonen. The second Red Bull of Verstappen is about to start his first flying lap.

Verstappen slots into third place, ahead of Ricciardo and Raikkonen.

Vettel leads Bottas, Verstappen, Ricciardo, Raikkonen, Hulkenberg, Alonso and Vandoorne. Hamilton and Sainz have yet to set times.

Just two minutes on the clock and all of the drivers have taken to the Hungaroring circuit for the final time today.

Only third for Hamilton, he's behind Bottas.

Bottas stays second, but improves to only 0.254s off Vettel.

Raikkonen makes it a Ferrari 1-2, he goes second.

Vettel takes pole position ahead of Raikkonen and Bottas.

A 48th career pole position for Vettel. Raikkonen is P2 ahead of Bottas, Hamilton, Verstappen, Ricciardo, Hulkenberg, Alonso, Vandoorne and Sainz.

That's it for qualifying here at the Hungaroring. Will anyone be able to stop the charging Ferraris in tomorrow's race? Join us tomorrow afternoon for the 2017 Hungarian Grand Prix and the final race of the season before the summer break.