Lewis Hamilton beaten by Nico Rosberg in Austria

Summary

Rosberg wins, Hamilton 2nd, Massa 3rd, Vettel 4th, Bottas 5th
Rosberg overtakes Hamilton at start
Hamilton handed five second penalty
Alonso lands on top of Raikkonen in dramatic crash
Alonso, Raikkonen, Stevens, Button, Sainz, Grosjean out

Live Reporting

Jamie Strickland

A destructive startpublished at 13:12 British Summer Time 21 June 2015
Ben Edwards
BBC F1 commentator
"We have lost three cars already from the Grand Prix. That's as many as I think we lost in the entirety of last year's race."
No more Fernando Alonso, no more Kimi Raikkonen, no more Will Stevens.
LAP 5 - top 10published at 13:12 British Summer Time 21 June 2015
Running under the safety car, the order is:
1 Rosberg, 2 Hamilton, 3 Vettel, 4 Massa, 5 Hulkenberg, 6 Verstappen, 7 Bottas, 8 Nasr, 9 Sainz, 10 Grosjean
Busy startpublished at 13:10 British Summer Time 21 June 2015
In among all that excitement we have also had the Red Bull of Kvyat into the pits for a new nose, while the Manor of Will Stevens has parked up and retired.
Three cars out already.
'They are both very lucky'published at 13:08 British Summer Time 21 June 2015
Former world champion Nigel Mansell tweets:, external "They are looking back at car thinking wow we both walked away, I would say they are very lucky."
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More on Alonso, Raikkonen tanglepublished at 13:08 British Summer Time 21 June 2015
Replays suggest that Raikkonen's Ferrari got loose as he accelerated out of turn two - cold tyres? - and got a tank-slapper on.
As the speed was scrubbed off the Ferrari he was collected by Alonso running close behind, the two cars becoming entwined as they collided with the barriers on the left of the track, with the McLaren riding up on the sidepod and monocoque of the Ferrari.
Raikkonen was lucky to escape injury there.
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McLaren team radiopublished at 13:06 British Summer Time 21 June 2015
Jenson Button: "Is Fernando OK? Is Fernando OK?"
Postpublished at 13:06 British Summer Time 21 June 2015
David Coulthard
BBC F1 co-commentator
"There will be a safety car but will they have to suspend the race now to get the recovery vehicles in."
Postpublished at 13:05 British Summer Time 21 June 2015
David Coulthard
BBC F1 co-commentator
"This is great stuff. We knew Rosberg had to go with it. It's reaction time against Hamilton, the born racer."
Safety carpublished at 13:04 British Summer Time 21 June 2015
Big, big accidentpublished at 13:04 British Summer Time 21 June 2015
Alonso and Raikkonen have had a massive crash on the run out of turn two. Safety car is out.
Not sure what has gone on yet but the McLaren of Alonso is ON TOP of Raikkonen's Ferrari by the side of the road.
Both drivers out and OK.
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Green lights out!published at 13:03 British Summer Time 21 June 2015
Rosberg gets the jump on Hamilton into the first corner.
Crucial move.
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Formation grid startspublished at 13:00 British Summer Time 21 June 2015
Off we go.
Lewis Hamilton leads the grid away.
Everyone on the supersoft bar Maldonado, Perez, Raikkonen abd Ricciardo, who are on the softs.
Get involved - race predictions #bbcf1published at 12:59 British Summer Time 21 June 2015
Charles Curtis Butale: Kimi is going to enjoy this race, prepare to watch perfect overtaking.
Vicky: Hulkenburg needs to carry his momentum from Le Mans into F1. He has shown he can race!
Richard Parfitt: F1 is starting to feel a little bit like the London Marathon, where half the field are just happy if they be there and get to the end.
Short space, lots of action...published at 12:56 British Summer Time 21 June 2015
Mercedes tweet:, external "It's a 185 metre sprint from start line to turn one. Not a long one here but room enough for any lightning starters..."
Lotus expected betterpublished at 12:55 British Summer Time 21 June 2015
Andrew Benson
Chief F1 writer
"Lotus had looked pretty competitive all weekend and Romain Grosjean duly made it into final qualifying in ninth place, only to not be able to run because of a hydraulic leak. Not without reason, he believed he could have been in with a shout of fifth place, which was eventually occupied by Nico Hulkenberg's Force India."
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Postpublished at 12:55 British Summer Time 21 June 2015
Williams on Twitter:, external Nine minutes to the start of the Austrian GP and this is the view to T1...
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Get involved - Did your dad get you into F1? #bbcf1published at 12:51 British Summer Time 21 June 2015
Tracie Louise: Most definitely! It was a Sunday ritual growing up! Now I ring every time a race is on to discuss it! My kids are now forced to watch.
Mandy J: He got me hooked!! We have shared the same obsession now for around 40 years. Got him a Silverstone ticket for Father's Day
Pete O: My dad used to have the GP on as he served Sunday dinner growing up through Senna, Mansell, and Schumi. I'm sure my dad would've still loved it today.
Prost the record winner in Austriapublished at 12:50 British Summer Time 21 June 2015
Four-time champion Alain Prost holds the record for the most wins in Austria with three, in 1983, 1985 and 1986.
Here he is pictured atop the podium after winning for McLaren in '86, flanked by Ferrari duo Michele Alboreto and Stefan Johansson.
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One-stop race expectedpublished at 12:46 British Summer Time 21 June 2015
Andrew Benson
Chief F1 writer
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"It's looking very much like a one-stop race. A two-stop is pretty much the same race time, but there is a greater risk of being stuck in traffic. Tyre degradation is very low, although there is a risk of graining - where the surface of the tyre tears and then the pieces of rubber get stuck to the surface, reduction grip - on both the left rear and right front.
"The stops should be around the mid-20s in terms of laps. For those outside the top 10, starting on the 'soft' tyre will be tempting, as it gives them the opportunity to run long into the race before stopping, and gaining track position. It does not look like rain at this stage, but the teams say the weather forecasts have been unreliable."
Hulkenberg wants to do some 'damage'published at 12:46 British Summer Time 21 June 2015
Sahara Force India driver Niko Hulkenberg tells BBC Sport what he hopes to do this afternoon: "Hopefully more damage. There will be some real quick cars pushing from behind but I'm ready for comeback. I hope the guys at the back won't appear in my mirrors. Hopefully we should be on for a good result and some more points."
The German starts from fifth on the grid.
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