Right then, that's all from us after Lewis Hamilton continued his charge towards the world championship.

A good day for Mercedes, but there is a story that is set to rumble on in the gap between now and the Italian GP on 6 September - tyres. 

We'll have plenty of reaction online later today, while highlights of today's race will be on BBC Three at 19:00 BST.

Bye for now!

Here's a couple of videos to check out before we head off.

 I drove my heart out to win - Lewis Hamilton

Sebastian Vettel angry after sudden blown tyre

One more happy thing? Go on then, Romain Grosjean beaming from ear to ear.

It is good to finish with some happy things. Romain Grosjean's tears and a marriage proposal...

Eddie Jordan
BBC F1 chief analyst

"Romain Grosjean (who finished third) was aggressive, he didn't defend, he attacked from the start and drove pretty much an impeccable race."

David Coulthard
BBC F1 co-commentator

"Grosjean has turned himself from a liability into an asset."

A nice moment from Romain Grosjean after securing his first podium finish in two years.

"I was crying on the last lap," he says. "It was hard to see the apex on every corner."

Ben Edwards
BBC F1 commentator

"I saw Sebastian Vettel talk to Pirelli motorsport director Paul Hembery. It was pretty short but heated from Vettel's point of view.

"I heard Vettel say: 'You told us we could do 40 laps.' I think Paul felt that was not necessarily an instruction he had given to the teams in race conditions."

"The car was feeling really good - I started with more front end than Nico," adds Hamilton. "In the middle stint I took it easy on first few laps out - after the virtual safety car I was able to push and get the gap out again."

David Coulthard asks him "You must feel sorry for Nico?"

"Why would I feel sorry for Nico," he says with a smile.

Here's a bit more from race winner Lewis Hamilton: "I have really enjoyed driving the car, particularly the last couple of races."

"I have been working really hard on the starts to make sure I understood all the facts. 

"The start was good. I hope at some stage we will have gears or a clutch pedal."

...and the drivers' championship.

The trance music is being pumped loudly out of the Mercedes garage as they celebrate another one-two. 

Here's the drivers championship as it looks after 11 races...

Missed Sebastian Vettel's angry interview? You can watch it here right now. If it isn't showing, I'd suggesting hitting refresh.

Image source, Getty Images

Race winner Lewis Hamilton speaking to BBC Sport's Lee McKenzie:

"To come away from the best holiday I've ever had and win was fantastic. To translate pole positions into wins is what I want to do.

"I felt good when I woke up today. I am the strongest and happiest I've ever been in my life. I love my job - it's the greatest job in the world. 

"I just want to enjoy it as much as I can. I'm around halfway through my career and I'm not looking forward to hanging up my helmet."

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"We weren't recovering and deploying properly," said Button. "F1 cars aren't very quick without an electric motor. Losing 160-180 horsepower - it is quite embarrassing to be floating around the back.

"At least when those guys lapped me at the end I had a grandstand view of their fight."

Both McLaren's finished for only the third time in 2015, but that was not reason to celebrate for Jenson Button.