Oscar Piastri leads the championship by 16 points and after a rough ride with pit stops today, the Australian is sitting in third place behind team-mate Lando Norris and clocking fastest laps.
Fernando Alonso is airing his grievances over the Aston Martin team radio. Points were there for the taking with a P5 starting position but the Spaniard now finds himself down in 13th place.
Isack Hadjar is still in the points but the Racing Bulls rookie is now P7 after being passed by both Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton in the Ferraris. Seven-time world champion Hamilton is running P5 on the mediums, while team-mate Leclerc is on the hards and one place lower.
Marc Priestley Former F1 mechanic on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri are now on the same tyre and pretty much the same life of tyre as well, so there's not some massive offset between the two for Piastri to be able to close up that gap.
A podium place has slipped out of Alex Albon's fingers, as Oscar Piastri overtakes the Williams to swipe that third spot. The two McLarens are back on the podium, Max Verstappen is way out in front in the Red Bull.
Ben Edwards F1 commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
What's really fascinating to me in this race is we thought there wouldn't be much overtaking but actually because strategies ended up different, we've seen a lot of overtaking.
Fernando Alonso has dropped out of the points from his P5 starting position as the Sauber of Nico Hulkenberg climbs into the top 10 at the expense of the Spaniard.
Ferrari are cutting through the field and now it's Charles Leclerc's turn to produce an overtake in front of the Italian fans. Kimi Antonelli is attacked and dispatched for P7, Isack Hadjar is next on the to-do list for the Monegasque driver.
'Awesome' by Hamiltonpublished at 14:56 British Summer Time 18 May
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Lap 37/63
Lewis Hamilton is given a verbal pat on the back by his engineer but he notes he has had to use a lot of his medium tyres to pass the two young rookies.
Marc Priestley Former F1 mechanic on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
The other advantage Lewis Hamilton has on that medium tyre on this particular stint in the race is the car is getting lighter and lighter, burning off the fuel.
Hamilton up to P5published at 14:54 British Summer Time 18 May
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Lap 36/63
That VCS shakedown was a gift for Lewis Hamilton and the seven-time world champion is taking full advantage. He dispatches one rookie, Kimi Antonelli, with minimal fuss, then it's Racing Bulls pup Isack Hadjar. The 40-year-old overtakes the Frenchman and it's top five for Hamilton.
George Russell is hassling Lance Stroll for 10th place. The Mercedes driver makes it an easy job and eases through on the Aston Martin man to grab that final points place.
Carlos Sainz is tapped by the Red Bull of Yuki Tsunoda and flags the Japanese driver tried the same move in Bahrain - he doesn't miss a thing, Sainz.
Oscar Piastri is fourth and is clocking fastest laps, while his McLaren team-mate Lando Norris lies in second place, 18 seconds off leader Max Verstappen.
'Red Bull played that beautifully'published at 14:49 British Summer Time 18 May
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Marc Priestley Former F1 mechanic on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Some will say Max Verstappen got very lucky with that virtual safety car but you can also say that Red Bull played that beautifully.
They got into the control and the lead of this race in the beginning, and that allowed them to stay out as long as they possibly wanted to. They had total control in free air of doing whatever they wanted.
Right, Max Verstappen is leading, Lando Norris is second and Alex Albon is running in third place, all three now on the hard C4 compound. Esteban Ocon has retired from this race and now team-mate Oliver Bearman is struggling. The Briton is still out, but he's way down the order in last place.
Green flagpublished at 14:47 British Summer Time 18 May
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Lap 31/63
Oscar Piastri is called in for a change over - his second of the grand prix - and as he makes his way out, the Williams of Alex Albon goes through. The Australian has beaten Isack Hadjar to the punch, so now he finds himself in fourth place.