Max Verstappen won sprint race earlier with Lando Norris third
Norris passed by Carlos Sainz on final lap
Verstappen extended championship lead over Norris to 54 points
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Alicia Turner and Lorraine McKenna
Sainz overtakes Norrispublished at 19:35 British Summer Time
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Lap 19/19
Carlos Sainz has been on a mission today and his next target is Lando Norris. The McLaren makes it easier for the Spaniard by locking up! Norris has lost second place and is now feeling the heat from the second Ferrari of Charles Leclerc!
The phone is ringing for Lewis Hamilton, who is sitting in sixth place. Bono tells him "Strat mode Five" but the seven-timer world champion responds furiously: "Don't talk to me in the braking zone man!"
A fourth sprint win of the season is heading Max Verstappen's way. The Red Bull driver is 2.8 seconds clear of Lando Norris and is looking comfortable to take chequered flag. Third-placed Carlos Sainz is also on the move, closer and closer to old McLaren team-mate Norris.
Leclerc a 'man on the move'published at 19:31 British Summer Time
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Marc Priestley Former F1 mechanic on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
The man on the move is Charles Leclerc, he's chasing down Carlos Sainz in the sister Ferrari. Only about seventh tenths the gap between them and I feel like Leclerc might have a little bit more life left in those tyres.
Race control have decided there will be no further action between Yuki Tsunoda and Oscar Piastri for leaving the track and gaining an advantage. That's fine, as Piastri has passed Tsunoda on track anyway.
Yuki Tsunoda is being hassled by Oscar Piastri once again. The RB man may have to give the place back to the Australian following a moment between the pair a few laps earlier. But Tsunoda is adamant he did not gain an advantage and he should keep his P10 spot.
The duel between Yuki Tsunoda and Sergio Perez is continuing to the delight of the fans in the grandstands. As the Red Bull and RB squabble, Oscar Piastri in the McLaren is waiting in the wings.
Marc Priestley Former F1 mechanic on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
A big picture fight here [between Perez and Tsunoda], a fight for careers, not just for this sprint race. There are two people battling for their Formula One futures and they are not willing to give anything up.
Round two for Sergio Perez and Yuki Tsunoda. Will this be the perfect audition for the Red Bull seat for the Japanese driver? Not this time. Stay where you are.
Kevin Magnussen and Nico Hulkenberg are still clinging on to the point places while other drivers fight it out behind. Sergio Perez takes his eye off the ball and Yuki Tsunoda sees his opportunity to pounce. The RB driver goes in too hot, however, and runs wide. Perez stays in P9 and Tsunoda in ninth.
Haas looking strongpublished at 19:25 British Summer Time
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Marc Priestley Former F1 mechanic on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
The top eight consists of two Haas cars, a really strong performance so far. If Hulkenberg and Magnussen can hang on to that, it will be really strong points for the team.
Oscar Piastri has climbed to 12th place after disappointment in sprint qualifying yesterday. But the Australian has now been hit with a five-second time penalty after an earlier tussle with the Alpine of Pierre Gasly.