Rosberg wins, Hamilton 2nd, Vettel 3rd, Bottas 4th
Hamilton recovers after being passed by Vettel at start
Grosjean hits pit crew during stop
Alonso, Maldonado out
Image source, AFP/GETTYRight, that's pretty much your lot from us but there will be plenty for you to get through online. First up, have a read of Andrew Benson's report on the race and also keep an eye out for video highlights.
You can also watch highlights of the race on BBC One at 17:05 BST.
Monaco in two weeks, see you then.
Image source, Getty ImagesA first win for Nico Rosberg in Spain, but Michael Schumacher's record of six Spanish GP wins looks to go unchallenged for a fair while yet. There are only two multiple winners in the current field of drivers, with Kimi Raikkonen and Fernando Alonso winning it twice.
Image source, Getty ImagesTwo weeks until our next race - the Monaco Grand Prix, but Lewis Hamilton can't wait to get going and try and reassert his authority on the championship.
"I'm more excited than ever about Monaco," he says. "I have a chance to rectify things."
Image source, Formula 1Round six - Monaco
Image source, TwitterWrong hashtag there Sam old boy. Let me point you in the direction of our Premier League football live coverage.
Image source, Getty ImagesLewis Hamilton's podium was the 75th of his career, but he still has a long old way to go to surpass Michael Schumacher's record...
155 - Schumacher
106 - Prost
97 - Alonso
80 - Senna
78 - Raikkonen
75 - Hamilton
70 - Vettel
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McLaren took a step forward by getting both cars into Q2 on Saturday, but it was another frustrating Sunday as Fernando Alonso had to bail out because of brake problem, while Jenson Button, who finished 16th, was not happy with how his car handled at all.
This was only the second time in Alonso's career that he has failed to finish the Spanish GP, 2008 being the other one.
Image source, Getty ImagesPhil Slocombe: Considering Lewis made 3 stops(1 slow) to Nico´s 2 and was only beaten by 17 seconds, it speaks volumes about who is the best driver.
Image source, Getty ImagesLewis Hamilton finished in the top two for the 12th consecutive race, the second longest streak of all time.
Michael Schumacher holds the record for the longest streak, with 15 top-two finishes in a row in 2002.
Image source, Getty ImagesSebastian Vettel finished third, continuing his record of finishing in the top five in every race this season, but did Ferrari manage to close the gap?
The result would suggest not, with Vettel 45 seconds behind Rosberg. However, Ferrari did seem to fluff things up with a bad strategy for the former world champion. Once they switched to three stop, the Mercedes were just too quick.
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Image source, Getty ImagesJenson Button marked his 100th race for McLaren by finishing 16th, but it sounds like it was a race he was glad to see the back of.
"It was pretty scary to drive," he said. "I'm sure there's something wrong. As soon as you touch the power, the rear end snaps immediately."
Image source, Nico RosbergHe's been waiting a while to tweet this one! Nico Rosberg is straight on his smartphone to tweet a celebratory picture of his first race win since last year's Brazilian GP.
He also continues an interesting trend at the Spanish Grand Prix, becoming the ninth different winner of the last nine races.
Mercedes' Toto Wolff, speaking via Formula1.com: "It feels like two P1s. Three stops for Lewis was a bold move, but with his great driving, we achieved P2."
YorkshireTaff: To be fair - Rosberg drove a good, controlled race. The win was well deserved. I feel sick just saying that...
Meskilla: Another quite boring F1 Race. Even purists like myself cannot get exited by F1 Tyre Management Simulator 2015.
Matt Jones: For all this boring F1 talk, we have a three-driver championship, close midfield racing and the underlying McLaren development story.
Image source, Getty ImagesIt is all too familiar for Mercedes as another race win marks a 24th consecutive finish on the podium, the second longest streak in F1 history.
Sebastian Vettel, third place: "We were hanging there pretty well. We had a good start, able to get past Lewis and we did the right thing covering him at the first stop.
"But when they switched to the three-stop we couldn't keep up, they were too quick today.
"We tried everything we could. Going through traffic is never easy. Sometimes you're lucky and sometime you lose a bit more."
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Lewis Hamilton, second place: "I just clearly got a bad start, got lots of wheel spin but I'm grateful to get back up to second place.
"This is a difficult weekend for me, I'll take it."
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Image source, AFP/GETTYVictory means Nico Rosberg takes seven points off of Lewis Hamilton's advantage at the top of the drivers' standings. Hamilton's lead stands at 20 points.