Brendon Hartley will take no part in Formula 1 qualifying for the British Grand Prix following his high-speed cr♐ash during final practice at Silverstone on Saturday morning, caused by a suspension failure.

Hartley suffered a failure on the front-left wheel of his car at the end of the Wellington Straight, causing his car to run straight on at Brooklands, pitching ꧂into the barrier at high speed after hitting the gravel.

The New Zealander was taken to the medical centre for a precautionary check, and𒐪 while he was declared fit by the doctors𒀰, the same could not be said of his car which required significant repairs following the shunt.

Toro Rosso confirmed on Twitter ahead of qualifying that Hartley would take no part in the sessi𝄹on as a result of the crash, leaving him at the back of the grid for Sunday's race.

Going to be a tough qualifying coming up with just 4 laps under the belt in final practice for Pierre.

Unfortuna🌠tely due to the tight turnaround between sessions, we won’t be able to prepare ’s car in tꦚime for qualifying

— Toro Rosso (@ToroRosso)

More to follow.