David Coulthard
BBC F1 co-commentator

"Lewis Hamilton is just hoping for Nico Rosberg to succumb to the pressure. Lewis has the instinctive pace in the race and if one small chance opens up, he will take it."

"My tyres are not going to last," says Lewis Hamilton.

He had to be more aggressive to catch Nico Rosberg, and he's feeling it on the tyres.

Now, things are going interesting out front. Lewis Hamilton has cut the gap right down on leader Nico Rosberg to less than a second. The Briton has considered having a go - no big moves yet though.

Interlagos is renowned for its short laps, but we're rattling through them.

Pastor Maldonado is the only man yet to have made a stop, but he might like to think about making one, as Nico Hulkenberg surges past him on the home straight to move to sixth.

If you draw your eyes to the top of this image, you'll see a Lotus going wide.

Do not spoil the Strictly results for me!

David Coulthard
BBC F1 co-commentator

"Not enough. Nico Rosberg is just passing our commentary box. I think the gap when Lewis comes back out will be about the same, if not slightly more."

Not a perfect stop for Lewis Hamilton either. In fact he comes out further behind his team-mate than before the pair of them pitted. The gap is around 1.7 second.

So that puts Lewis Hamilton out in front, but he's set to pit. It seems Nico Rosberg's stop was a tad longer because of traffic in the pit lane.

David Coulthard
BBC F1 co-commentator

"A slow stop for Nico, we know they can deliver two-second pitstops so Hamilton's fate could well lie in the pitstop."

"Box, box, box and remember left-hand magic," is the message to Nico Rosberg.

Can they pull a rabbit out of the hat?

Daniel Ricciardo's race from last could be a fun one today - proper video game stuff. He's come through the two Manors and now has Romain Grosjean in front of him, after the Frenchman's pit stop.

Plenty of pit action. Men in boiler suits everywhere. Nico Hulkenberg, Daniil Kvyat, Felipe Massa and Romain Grosjean have some early work done.

Romain Grosjean is just half a second behind the Toro Rosso of Max Verstappen. That battle for 10th is one to keep an eye on.

David Coulthard
BBC F1 co-commentator

"It seems that the track has evolved a bit more a year on. We know degradation is higher on the soft, yellow-walled tyre but it is not as bad as last year. We can expect them to go longer, the question is just how far? I would expect that the final stint will be longer to try and get that track position."