Hamilton keeps win after investigation over tyre pressure
Vettel 2nd, Massa 3rd, Bottas 4th, Raikkonen 5th
Hamilton told to push by team in closing stages despite big lead
Rosberg out with engine failure
Grosjean, Maldonado, Alonso out
Williams' chief technical officer Pat Symonds thinks Lewis Hamilton could, perhaps should, be disqualified.
He tells Sky Sports F1: "I expect quite a big penalty - a disqualification.
"It's out of my hands but I don't think it's a tough decision if the measurements are verified."
Image source, Getty ImagesSo to sum up what happened in the last hour or so:
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Benedict Salido: @MercedesAMGF1, external being really secretive only points to something they know they've done wrong and are now trying to cover it up.
Joe Ovenall: Thoroughly enjoyed the look on Vettel's face as Hamilton realised it may not have been quite such a successful day.
Mad Pauly: Hamilton's huge lead won't be so huge if he's disqualified...
Matthew Coe: Deflate-gate is hitting F1, I'm sure the New England Patriots and Tom Brady can advise Mercedes on how to escape punishment.
Lewis Hamilton looked to be taken aback in that post-race news conference.
The one we have just seen is usually a very brief one for drivers to answer in their native language, meaning Hamilton would sit back while Sebastian Vettel and Felipe Massa answered.
However, Hamilton was asked outright about the alleged tyre pressure issue, causing him to raise his eyebrow in surprise.
Toto Wolff adds: "We are the first to be sure (we are safe and legal)."
Asked by Tom Clarkson about a potential penalty, he says "I've no idea what that might be."
Tom wants to know if the investigation was the reason Mercedes asked him to push in the closing laps:
"It could be one of the reasons."
Image source, Getty ImagesMercedes' boss Toto Wolff has been asked by BBC F1's Tom Clarkson if they went below the minimum tyre pressure.
Wolff says: "No because we measure them with Pirelli. At the moment we have no detail what is going on."
Told by Tom that the left rear was supposedly 0.3psi below the limit, Wolff adds: "Says who?"
Lewis Hamilton's advantage over Sebastian Vettel as he crossed the line was 25.042s. If a 25-second time penalty is applied, he would win by just 0.042s...
Race winner Lewis Hamilton is asked about an investigation into starting the race with one of his tyres 0.3psi below the minimum tyre pressure. Does he have any comment?
"Not really no. I wasn't aware of it."
Image source, Getty ImagesSo what is in store for Lewis Hamilton?
He was being told to push towards the end and increase his advantage over Sebastian Vettel, but was not being given a reason why.
Mercedes are under investigation for running illegal tyre pressures in the race, and it would seem they were trying to get Hamilton to build a lead of more than 25 seconds in case of a penalty for the tyre pressure, which was 0.3psi lower than the minimum amount specified by Pirelli on safety grounds.
Hamilton is now facing a question about it in the post-race news conference...
Rob Carnell: Would be better if Darth Vader did the interview. Just saying....
Scott Wiseman: I bet Lewis had to build that gap incase of a time penalty if they get one over tyre pressures
Do you think George Lucas hears Star Wars puns everywhere he goes?
Image source, Getty ImagesGeorge Lucas asks Hamilton "do blondes have more fun?"
Lewis laughs but then turns to the crowd and says "thank you everyone".
And that's a wrap!
One of the more bizarre podium interviews we've seen.
Celebrations done, but now Hamilton's focus goes to stewards inquest. Intrigue ahead...
Third-place Felipe Massa: "It feels very tough, the last three laps of the race I was fighting with my team-mate but I'm very happy."
Sebastian Vettel plays it up to the crowd by speaking in Italian for his podium interview. "Grazi" he shouts enthusiastically. Now it's Felipe Massa's turn.
George is now bowing to Lewis Hamilton for winning by over 20 seconds.
Hamilton said: "This team is just remarkable. I'm incredibly grateful to them. They've done a great job all year."
DUM DUM DER DUM DUM DE DUM (That's the tune from Star Wars, if you were wondering).
The man to conduct the podium interviews is Star Wars director George Lucas.
"Happy New Year," he shouts through the microphone.
Okaaaaayyy...
Image source, Getty ImagesThe grid is just a sea of red after fans were let on to the track to celebrate and huge cheers go up as Sebastian Vettel's name is said over the speaker system. He has had the boos in the past, but is lapping up the love right now.
Image source, Getty ImagesLewis Hamilton, cap off, races on to the podium, showing off his bright blond hair. Back-to-back race wins at Monza for Hamilton, and boos rings out from the Tifosi, they wanted to see a Ferrari man on the top step.