Following his mistake at Turn Four, Lando Norris is called in for a second stop to take on some fresh hard tyres. The changeover is a slow one and now the Briton is down to sixth behind the Red Bull of Max Verstappen.

Mike Minay: Got to let Norris take the lead. Get the 1-2 for the constructors and then allow the man closest to Verstappen in the drivers’ championship to close as many points as he can to the leader. Nothing else makes sense.

Rachel T: I think we should all abide by Papaya Rules. The world would be a better - and more colourful - place I think.

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Ferrari have noticed Lando Norris has started struggle and inform Charles Leclerc straight away.

Meanwhile, George Russell is trying to steal Sergio Perez's seventh spot, but the Mercedes man is on to the gravel at the chicane and gives the Red Bull driver his place back.

And now Norris is under pressure from Leclerc. Can he stay ahead? Just! But it's close, as the McLaren suffered a lock-up during the tussle.

Jennie Gow
F1 pit-lane reporter

The Constructors' Championship as it stands live right now:

Red Bull - 448 points

McLaren- 448 points

McLaren one-two and Red Bull sixth and seventh, so it's tied as we stand.

Radio message from Lando Norris. "Front left looks pretty bad," says the Briton.

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The top three still stands at Oscar Piastri, Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc, with Piastri and McLaren the quicker of the trio with another fastest lap under his belt.

Pierre Gasly is grappling with Daniel Ricciardo for 14th place and the Alpine driver ends up cutting the chicane and leaves the track in the process, so he moves across to let the RB man go through and drops down to 15th spot instead.

Andrew Benson
BBC F1 correspondent

If one driver is helped by tactics to pass another driver from another team then it is not allowed to advantage the other.

Who do you fancy in a (fair) fight between Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris?

Norris was certainly caught out by the quick-thinking of his team-mate on the opening lap.

Alice Powell
British racing driver on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

[On what the term 'Papaya rules' might mean] Keep it clean, no contact, no aggressive moves, you don't treat this like any other driver, this is your team-mate and it's important we get this Constructors' Championship.

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The fight between Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris - which will be clean and within the discussed rules - is now on. Australian Piastri is continuing to bank the fastest lap of the race and has pulled out a two-second gap to his title-chasing team-mate.

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1. Oscar Piastri (McLaren)

2. Lando Norris (McLaren)

3. Charles Leclerc (Ferrari)

4. Carlos Sainz (Ferrari)

5. Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)

The second Red Bull of Sergio Perez heads in to the pits and also changes to another set of hards.

Oscar Piastri is back in the lead of this race with team-mate Lando Norris 1.864 seconds behind.

Harry Benjamin
BBC F1 Commentator

We believe from that McLaren radio message that driver are free to race but right now it is Piastri who has the upper hand, Norris is having to look in his mirrors because he's still got Leclerc who is causing him a bit of trouble.

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"You are allowed to race Oscar, Papaya rules."

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Race leader Max Verstappen has swapped one set of hard tyres for another. But it's a slow stop for the three-time world champion, as the right rear wouldn't play ball.

Over at McLaren, Lando Norris is told: "You are allowed to race Oscar. Papaya rules."

Game on.

The phone is ringing in the cockpit of Max Verstappen. The Dutchman is heading into the pits to get rid of the hard tyres after 22 laps.

George Russell started in third but damage to his Mercedes at the first corner has left the Briton facing a tough day at the office. His latest pick is the Sauber of Valtteri Bottas and he's now up to ninth place.

Harry Benjamin
BBC F1 Commentator

I think McLaren have realised that Leclerc is a threat here and they need Norris to essentially hold him up and play the team game to allow Piastri to rebuild a bit more of a gap and for Norris to hold back Leclerc.

Leclerc is closing in on the McLarens at a rate of knots at the moment.

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The first pit-stoppers are starting to move back up the order with these latest incomings.

Max Verstappen leads from team-mate Sergio Perez but the two Red Bulls started on the hard rubber and continue to bank the laps.

Oscar Piastri sits in third and Lando Norris is in fourth.