Wehrlein makes move on Nasr, who goes wide at Turn Two. Remember that bollard Hamilton failed to stay wide of in practice? Nasr does the same thing.

Kvyat is lurking behind the pair of them and picks off a reeling Wehrlein to move up to 17th and now hunts down Nasr.

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Chris Young: Measured response from Vettel, true champion able to keep his emotions in check.

Mad Pauly: Has Kvyat just ruined his chances for a Red Bull seat for next year? I'm expecting a young Verstappen there now...

Remember Palmer had to go wide alongside Sainz earlier?

Sainz gets a 10-second penalty for that. He doesn't have to come in immediately - so will take it at his next pit-stop or have it added at the end.

Seems harsh that, considering Kvyat got 10 seconds for driving like Mr Bean.

"You like my pace?" Perez says on the radio.

Loving your pace Sergio. Absolutely loving it.

He's sixth.

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Mark Gallagher
BBC Radio 5 live Formula 1 analyst

Fernando Alonso is looking in good shape and made a very good move on Marcus Ericsson for eighth. McLaren are looking good to salvage something from this race. A top-10 finish for Alonso would be a really good boost for the team and, more importantly, for Fernando himself. 

After all that, the gap between Rosberg and Hamilton is just over 12 seconds.

Hamilton sets the fastest lap of the day.

Alonso, in the McLaren I sold short earlier, skips past Ericsson to go into eighth.

Everyone's had a pit now, so here's how they stand...

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Steve White: Radio rage was just brilliant. And he's not wrong, Kvyat should be before the stewards. No real-time bleeps just yet then.

Stephen: Overtaking via pit stops ... Someone thinks we actually want to see this rather than on track?  

Jolyon Palmer is quickly being welcomed to the world of F1 as he runs out of room during a move on Carlos Sainz and has to swing off and on the track.

Scratch what I said earlier. My eyes deceived me. Raikkonen came out of the pits in front of Bottas - so that puts the Finn fifth.

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Mark Gallagher
BBC Radio 5 live Formula 1 analyst

Lewis Hamilton banging in another fastest lap - he is absolutely on it at the moment.

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"I say old chap, mind having a chat with that blooming spiffing Russian you have in that splendid car of yours?"

Alonso just doesn't have the pace to defend against the quicker Mercedes and Williams as Bottas goes past him this time.

It's a double bonus for the Finn as Raikkonen pits and reappears behind the Williams.

Ahead of Hamilton are Verstappen, Raikkonen and Rosberg. None of them have pitted.

Mark Gallagher
BBC Radio 5 live Formula 1 analyst

Lewis Hamilton now really had to do that overtake on Bottas.

Grant Cooper: Please, please don't ban Kvyat. He's far too entertaining for that. Looking forward to seeing Vettel erupt later.

Kyle James: Come on Lewis, put your foot down!

Warind: Danial Crashyat.

Hamilton is not messing around. He uses the DRS to slip past Bottas at Turn Two.

The Finn, in his panic to recover, teeters on the edge of the track in Turn Three but pulls himself together.

Hamilton then makes light work of Alonso to go up to fourth.

Hamilton now pits and it's not the slickest of tyre changes.

And it's costly - as he's inches from coming out in front of Bottas.

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