David Williams: Every part of the track is dry apart from that puddle in Turn One. Crazy how one patch of the track hasn't dried up yet.

LH44 Pogba: Rosberg keeps churning out fastest lap times. Lets hope his tyres agree with his aggression at this point.

James Stevenson: They're all going off! Just imagine if it started raining again...

Hey. We're more than halfway through the British GP.

Here's how the top 10 looks:

HAM, VES, ROS, RIC, PER, RAI, HUL, SAI, MAS, VET

Sebastian Vettel hauls himself into the points with a beautiful move on Daniil Kvyat - he's hiding in the Red Bull's slipstream and slingshots down the inside to take P10.

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All of that has quietly helped Nico Rosberg, who is now just over five seconds behind leader Hamilton.

Lewis Hamilton struggles at Turn One Abbey too! He goes to go down the inside of the corner and his back end wobbles. He does well to limit the problem by saving it on the service road.

A chance for Verstappen?

Nope. The Dutchman does the exact same thing!

Jennie Gow
BBC Radio 5 sports extra live pit-lane reporter

Nothing disrescpectful to Sauber but Felipe Nasr should not be able to overtake Valtteri Bottas. These conditions absolutely the worst for Williams.

Rio Haryanto is the latest man to find himself all at sea at Turn One. He loses his back end and skids sideways across the service road and through the gravel, into the barrier.

"Can you get it going Rio?" asks his engineer.

"No. I'm in the barrier."

Yes. Yes you are, Rio.

McLaren's Fernando Alonso, 10th, after his spin: "I don't know if the car is OK. I guess so but what a shame."

Fernando Alonso is a born entertainer, isn't he?

He flies off the track, through the gravel, and looks destined to hit the wall. He somehow manages to avoid a collision and swings the car back round on to the track.

It gives Valtteri Bottas a chance to go past, but he goes wide himself after completing the move and is then snuck past by Felipe Nasr to drop to P15.

Anthony M:#bbcf1, external and #bbctennis, external - got you both keeping me company in east Cameroon - thankfully, seeing as neither are exactly national sports here!

McFranklin: Come on Lewis, less pressure now, since Rosberg has dropped and struggling to cope with the wet.

Osakyna Namoso:#MaxVerstappen, external such a brave lad.

As the road dries, Nico Rosberg improves.

The gap to Max Verstappen in second is just over two seconds.

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Kimi Raikkonen is having fun by himself - he goes off at Turn One and drops to P7.

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Lewis Hamilton's engineer: "Let's just keep an open mind - some drivers might want to go to the end."

Hamilton responds: "I want to go to the end."

Just as we I was singing the praises of Max Verstappen, he has a twitchy twitch moment and goes wide round a corner. Time lost.

Loekieprivat: Mercedes might be happy with Verstappen keeping Hamilton and Rosberg apart ;-)

Reece Young: Rosberg always so slow on changeable conditions.

Allan McNish
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra Formula 1 analyst

He's not to win the championship, a race or probably even a podium this season but Fernando Alonso still drives as though it's his first year.

Fernando Alonso has a crack at passing Felipe Massa. He gets nothing.

And what about now? He's trying again - a great battle between these experienced stags of F1.

Massa clings on to P9.