Lap 25 of 52published at 13:47 BST 5 July 2015
The order is
1 Hamilton, 2 Massa, 3 Bottas, 4 Rosberg, 5 Raikkonen, 6 Vettel, 7 Kvyat, 8 Hulkenberg, 9 Sainz, 10 Perez, 11 Ericsson, 12 Alonso, 13 Stevens, 14 Merhi.
Just 14 cars running.
Hamilton wins brilliantly after rain in latter stages
Rosberg 2nd, Vettel 3rd, Massa 4th
Both Williams over take both Mercedes at start
Huge cheers as Hamilton retakes lead after dramatic start
Button, Grosjean, Maldonado, Nasr, Verstappen, Ricciardo, Sainz out
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Jamie Strickland
The order is
1 Hamilton, 2 Massa, 3 Bottas, 4 Rosberg, 5 Raikkonen, 6 Vettel, 7 Kvyat, 8 Hulkenberg, 9 Sainz, 10 Perez, 11 Ericsson, 12 Alonso, 13 Stevens, 14 Merhi.
Just 14 cars running.
Hamilton is getting the hammer down here.
He's now four seconds up the road from Massa.
Both drivers are told: "This is a straight fight to the end."
To Nico Rosberg: "Nico we are going to go to plan B."
Tom Clarkson
BBC F1 pit-lane reporter
"Bad news for Daniel Ricciardo, the engine is off and he is being pushed into the garage."
David Coulthard
BBC F1 co-commentator
"That was brilliant. Bottas said: 'ok I was made to look like a dummy first time, I am going to fight back'. Great driving from both Bottas and Rosberg."
It's between the Finn and Hamilton for the lead.
Bottas has a 3.2 second stop but it's not enough to beat Hamilton, who surges through into the lead.
Bottas feeds in just behind Massa and almost loses a place to Rosberg in turn, but the Finn just holds off the Mercedes.
The new race order is: Hamilton, Massa, Bottas, Rosberg.
Massa had a 3.8 second stop there and that slow turnaround allows Rosberg to get alongside him as they went down the pit lane.
Massa just had the lead though and the Mercedes driver had to cede the line.
While they were squabbling, Hamilton passed both after making that earlier stop.
James Allen
BBC Radio 5 live commentator
"Some darker clouds arriving on the horizon."
David Coulthard
BBC F1 co-commentator
"That is why it is so important the team perfect the pit stop. He has clean air and fresh tyres. Let's see how others react."
Good stop - 2.4secs stationary. You cannot do it much quicker than that.
He feeds out behind the Force India of Sergio Perez but crucially is able to pass the Mexican.
Team to Hamilton: "Box box, box box."
Teebo's Ghost: It'll be won & lost in the pits. You heard it here first.
Tom Bennett: People saying Williams are throwing this away. They're racing not just having a procession surely that's a good thing for F1.
Benedict Salido: Put these top 4 drivers in a same car and this race gives you a glimpse of who really is a better driver. Hamilton champ only because of the car.
If it's going to happen, it's going to happen at Stowe.
But yet again Bottas cannot quite get it up alongside his team-mate.
Massa is driving very well here. A cool head using all the experience he has amassed since coming into F1 in 2002.
Daniel Ricciardo, currently 12th: "I've got a loss of power."
Raikkonen has done a 1:38.954 on his new tyres.
When these stops shake out expect to see the Finn in fifth place.
Vettel stops in the second Ferrari as he, too, appears to have switched to a two-stopper.
The Ferrari boys are trying to get the better of Nico Hulkenberg, who is running very impressively in fifth place.
Ferrari came into this weekend thinking they would be battling Mercedes - I don't think the back end of a Force India was the expected view.
David Coulthard
BBC F1 co-commentator
On Mercedes' pit antics: "It was a dummy run, trying to force Williams. You are not systematically allowed to do that, but you can only get away with it once. I think they have used their joker."
We've just seen the Mercedes mechanics in the pits trying to tease the Williams boys out.
But Williams don't fall for it.
On they go.
Massa, Bottas, Hamilton, Rosberg. Nothing between them.