Summary

  • Verstappen wins at 18, Raikkonen 2nd, Vettel 3rd, Ricciardo 4th

  • Hamilton and Rosberg out after crashing into each other on lap one

  • Hulkenberg, Alonso, Grosjean out

  • Get involved #bbcf1: Vote - who's fault was the crash?

Live Reporting

Gary Rose

  1. Spanish GP top 10

    1) Verstappen 2) Raikkonen 3) Vettel 4) Ricciardo 5) Bottas 6) Sainz  7) Perez 8) Massa 9) Button 10) Kvyat

  2. One proud father

  4. 'A future world champion'

    Allan McNish
    BBC Radio 5 live Formula 1 analyst

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    We have seen someone who has just stamped himself as a future world champion. Most impressively for me Verstappen did 31 laps on these tyres which shows such technical ability and poise.

  5. The records just keep on coming. He is also the youngest every driver to climb on the podium and the first ever Dutch F1 race winner.

    His voice cracks as he thanks his team over the radio. The tears are flowing.

  6. What have we just seen!!??

    Max Verstappen, at 18, is a Formula 1 race winner.

    He is the youngest ever winner of a Formula 1 race.

    Incredible.

  7. chequered flag

    Chequered flag

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    MAX VERSTAPPEN WINS THE SPANISH GRAND PRIX!!

  8. Last lap

    THIS IS IT! 

    We could be about to witness history here. Max Verstappen is on the last lap and is about to win!!

    Unbelievable!

  9. Lap 65/66

    Puncture for Daniel Ricciardo! He's pushed so hard but his top three hopes are over. Red Bull's hopes now rest with Max Verstappen. This is like something from the end of the original Star Wars film. All Red Bull hope with Verstappen.

  10. Lap 65/66

    Daniel Ricciardo is determined to snatch a place on the podium, he has clawed that gap between himself and Sebastian Vettel down to 0.3s. 

  11. 'Great for F1'

    Jennie Gow
    BBC Radio 5 live pit-lane reporter

    This is great for F1. This is a Red Bull without the engine upgrade. We didn't think we would see them challenging at this point of the season.

  12. Lap 64/66

    Two laps to go and the gap between Kimi Raikkonen and Max Verstappen is now ONE second.

    It's getting bigger, not smaller. He's going to do this, isn't he?

  13. Lap 63/66

    Esteban Gutierrez is counting the cost of carrying on on some worn tyres. He has slipped out of the top 10 and is 11th now. Jenson Button, though, is on course for a top 10 finish.

  14. Get Involved #bbcf1

    Claire Cottingham: If anyone still says F1 is boring - I really don't know what more it can do. Excellent coverage from the @bbc5live team.

    Rachel T: Second race where VET has asked, "What are we doing here?" Is Max making him feel old? 

    Sho Rahman: Vettel is such a baby. Just wants everyone to move out his way. It's why no one appreciated him as a champion. 

  15. Lap 62/66

    Max Verstappen is FOUR laps away from being the youngest ever winner of a Formula 1 race.

    He is 18 and in his first race weekend at Red Bull. 

    Incredible.

  17. Lap 60/66

    Like the Red Bull lot, I'm nervous. Would this be on par with Leicester City winning the Premier League? If Max Verstappen wins it is definitely an incredible story.

    The gap between the Red Bull and Kimi Raikkonen's Ferrari is still seven seconds. 

  18. 'Like watching England'

    Jennie Gow
    BBC Radio 5 live pit-lane reporter

    It is like being a pub watching England in the World Cup in a penalty shoot-out. That is what it is like in the Red Bull garage at the moment. There are a lot of nervous faces here.

  19. There it is.

  20. Sebastian Vettel team radio

    "If I don't avoid that he is going straight to my car! Honestly what are we doing? Racing or ping pong?"