Rosberg wins, Hamilton 2nd, Bottas 3rd
Kvyat 4th, Ricciardo 5th, Massa 6th
Hamilton confused after Mercedes insist he pits whilst "comfortable" on tyres
Vettel crashes out causing safety car
Bottas and Raikkonen collide for second time in three races
Alonso, Raikkonen, Nasr out
Where does the time go?
There are just two races remaining this season, starting with the Brazilian GP, where there is always the chance of a bit of this...
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OK, we are just about done here but there's not long to wait for the highlights, which will be on BBC One at 22:30 GMT.
You can also read Andrew Benson's full race report here.
Valtteri Bottas and Kimi Raikkonen have been talking about the collision that saw Raikkonen's race end.
"I was never going to back off," said Bottas.
"I lost a wheel," added Raikkonen. "You can ask many different people and there will be different views. I was not very surprised. Our weekend was pretty poor and for our team it was very difficult."
Nigel Mansell, 1992 Mexican Grand Prix winner, interviewed Nico Rosberg - the 2015 winner on the podium.
How may times has the winner of the previous edition of a race interviewed the latest winner? Got to be a question for future pub quizzes...
Image source, _With his fourth win of the season, Nico Rosberg returns to second in the standings, 21 points ahead of Sebastian Vettel with two races to go.
Mexican Sergio Perez only had one pit stop while the rest of the drivers that finished had two, and he came eighth in his home grand prix.
"We were very unlucky with the safety car and it came out at the wrong time. We were on a one-stop strategy and were looking strong," Perez tells BBC Sport. "I was the only one on old tyres and it was a big challenge to make it to the end of the race.
"Sometimes you are lucky or unlucky and today we were very unlucky. This was one of the most difficult races of my life but I'm happy to get some points in my country.
"This is the biggest moment of my career and I'm so proud of what we have achieved. I'm sure Mexico is now one of the most popular races in the calendar."
Image source, Getty ImagesSpeaking of Lewis Hamilton, he sat down for a 10-minute chat with Suzi Perry this weekend.
In a wide-ranging interview, Hamilton admitted that he is feeling "pretty mellow" now but describes some of the anxieties he had during the US Grand Prix, whilst complimenting team-mate Nico Rosberg on how hard he has pushed him this season.
Watch the full interview here and you can also catch it on the Mexican GP highlights show on BBC One at 22:30 GMT.
Here's a bit more from Lewis Hamilton on his battle with Nico Rosberg: "It was fun. I was pushing so hard and I was giving it everything I had. I had more pace than him."
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Image source, Getty ImagesFerrari's Sebastian Vettel had an eventful race as he was involved in a first corner collision with Daniel Ricciardo, recovered, but then crashed out of the race in lap 50.
"I had a bad start. - these things happen it is racing," Vettel tells BBC Sport. "The race was pretty much lost. I tried to come back, but two mistakes did not help.
"The last mistake was my mistake, so I'm not proud of it. We were very close to Mercedes in terms of pace, as close as we have been for a while. We were forcing it."
On the incident with Ricciardo, Vettel adds: "Turn one, start of the race. He was closing the door, but he was not next to me. But it was too late and I had a bad feeling into turn two and three. This kind of stuff you can't do on purpose, so I'm not blaming him. Obviously it is a pain when it hits you in turn one."
Image source, .Sebastian Vettel's crash threatened to make things interesting in the closing stages but in the end a cool and calm drive by Nico Rosberg saw him home.
However, Lewis Hamilton was evidently irked when he was called to stop for a second pit. He resisted the call to box for one lap, before relenting. Just a couple of laps later the safety car came out.
How he will have wished he'd stayed out for just a few more laps and pitted under the safety car.
Image source, Getty ImagesMissing out on victory in Mexico means there's a record Lewis Hamilton can no longer equal.
He needed to win all three remaining races to equal the most amount of wins in a season (13). The most he can get to now is 12.
Kimi Raikkonen, whose race ended after 21 laps, says: "Our weekend was pretty poor. We are still a strong team."
Sebastian Vettel, Kimi Raikkonen and Fernando Alonso all retiring. Three former world champions. Needless to say, the return of the Mexican Grand Prix was not a moment to remember for those three.
What a picture! Hands up who would love to be there right now?
1) Rosberg 2) Hamilton 3) Bottas 4) Kvyat 5) Ricciardo 6) Massa 7) Hulkenberg 8) Perez 9) Verstappen 10) Grosjean
11) Maldonado 12) Ericsson 13) Sainz 14) Button 15) Rossi 16) Stevens
Ret: Nasr, Vettel, Raikkonen, Alonso