Alice Powell
British racing driver on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Driving in anger potentially is Alex Albon who's not particularly happy with the decisions and with the team during this race and the gear sync shift.

How's Yuki Tsunoda's Red Bull debut race going? He's a bit scrappy through the chicane, cutting a corner after coming into it with a bit too much pace and he is 16th, behind Fernando Alonso.

Alice Powell
British racing driver on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Kimi Antonelli will be focusing on managing the tyres, trying to make sure that he's not doing any more track limits.

Kimi Antonelli, by the way, is the youngest driver to lead an F1 race at 18 years and 224 days.

Max Verstappen was 18 and 228 days when he won the 2016 Spanish GP.

Kimi Antonelli will be enjoying this moment as the 18-year-old builds his advantage over the 40-year-old Lewis Hamilton to 4.4 seconds.

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Alice Powell
British racing driver on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Carlos Sainz is really struggling, it's the second time in a race now where he's gone across the chicane.

And then the stewards say there will be no investigation into the Max Verstappen-Lando Norris incident.

There's a bit of a lockup by Carlos Sainz and he runs wide at the final chicane.

Alice Powell
British racing driver on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

I've never heard Alex Albon so angry, it's not like he's under pressure from his team-mate [Carlos Sainz] unless there's something going on behind closed doors that we don't know about.

The incident between Max Verstappen and Lando Norris has been noted by the race stewards.

Pierre Gasly and Fernando Alonso are the latest to pit but they are both slow stops of more than four seconds.

J K W: if overtaking is only going to be done actually in the pit lane, time to stop watching

That flurry of stops from the front runners means Kimi Antonelli is now promoted to race leader as he stays out for a bit longer on mediums.

Lewis Hamilton, who started on hards, is second and won't need to stop anytime soon.

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"He pressed the pit limiter off too early. There's no way that was legal."

Alice Powell
British racing driver on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Max Verstappen was ahead and he didn't actually move his wheel at all so Lando Norris should have probably conceded and lifted.

"He drove himself into the grass," Max Verstappen says about Lando Norris.

The pair were side by side coming out of the pit lane as Norris sensed a chance to pounce but Verstappen held his position, as was his right, and Norris ended up in the grass trying to get past.

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BBC F1 Commentator

Lando Norris is all over the grass, almost out of control on the exit of the pit-lane side by side with Max Verstappen.

"He forced me off"

Alice Powell
British racing driver on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

McLaren are splitting this strategy slightly to try and see if they can win with either driver.

Max Verstappen, Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc - the top three out on the track - all come in now for hards.

It is initially a great stop for Norris as he gains a second on Verstappen but then the camera cuts to him going off the track as he comes back out!

Verstappen: "You want me to push or not?"

Engineer: "Yeah you can push now, Max"

We're going to start to see more of those first stops now as Oscar Piastri pits in the McLaren from third. He is onto hards and out in ninth.

Lando Norris stays out for now as his pace remains good, while Max Verstappen is urged to push.