Dafydd Eveleigh: The year February 2020, on 3rd July 2016, NR collided with LH on the final lap, we may soon, finally have the stewards' verdict.

Edward Williamson: Normally when we wait this long for a result, nothing comes from it.

Nico Rosberg's PR people are very much capturing the drama of the situation (sarcasm firmly intended).

Andrew Benson
Chief F1 writer

There will be controversy at Mercedes about the move that decided the race. World champion Hamilton was on the outside and alongside heading into Turn Two but his German team-mate held him out wide, delaying his turn-in, and they collided as Hamilton tried to turn in.

He was pushed off the track but the collision had damaged Rosberg's front wing, which sparked along the track as Hamilton passed the German, who then lost further places to Red Bull's Max Verstappen and Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen.

Read Andrew Benson's full report here

If you missed it, here is the sound of Lewis Hamilton being booed on the Austrian podium.

The British GP is up next - wonder how Nico Rosberg will be received...

Karl: Must be tough for Nico knowing he can't beat LH in a straight race.

Mark Cubitt: Mercedes brought this on themselves by waiting two laps too late to bring Hamilton in for his first pit stop when Nico was closing.

Gregory Rose: Lewis has never done this to Nico. He may squeeze him leaving the corner but he turns into the apex. Nico is unacceptable

Progress of sorts for Jolyon Palmer. His P12 today just a place off his best finish - a P11 in Australia, his first ever F1 race.

Markiemark04: Real shame for Mercedes and all the work the team did to get both cars ready for the race, but that was unreal from Nico!!! 

Garry Baldy: Was up to Hamilton to avoid Rosberg.This time it paid off for him. Ricciardo: yet again shows he is an average driver in a decent car

Kieran Finn: Everyone understands that Lewis Hamilton has done exactly the same thing to Nico Rosberg. British Blinkers off guys

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One of the two things Rosberg is being investigated for is trundling to the finish line with his front wing sprayed across the front of his car like a nose on the face of a washed up boxer.

If the FIA deem that to be dangerous, he will be in a spot of bother.

In case you missed it, Mercedes tweeted this a bit ago.

Unclear whether Lewis Hamilton is under investigation, or has been called to the stewards for his take on what Nico Rosberg got up to.

Either way, might be a bit awkward if they pass each other in the corridor.

Dafydd Eveleigh: Come on everybody let's give the stewards a sing'a'long "Why are we waiting, why are we waiting oh why are we waiting...."

If, and of course it's a big if, the stewards decide Rosberg's actions are worthy of a punishment, what are the scenarios?

A five-second penalty would probably be a light punishment - that would drop him from fourth to fifth.

A meatier 20-second penalty would drop him down to sixth, where Button finished.

I mean, I'm speculating wildly of course, but wild speculation is my middle name.

I have very weird parents.

We're still awaiting any form of result from the stewards investigation into Nico Rosberg's move alongside Hamilton.

The German is also being looked at for continuing the race with a broken front wing.

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Lewis Hamilton, talking to Sky Sports, about the boos he received on the podium.

"Yeah it was surprising. I have a few Team LH fans here who were wearing my caps - I can spot them because they were wearing my favourite cap. And in all honesty I only heard them.

"I have no clue what it was about.

"I've been there when other people have been booed for a real reason. I don't see how they got that opinion."

In case you were wondering - and I'm sure you were - that P10 puts Pascal Wehrlein 20th on the list of youngest drivers to collect their first points.

There are 12 current drivers in that top 20. See if you can name them all...

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Manor's Pascal Wehrlein is understandably a very happy bunny after bringing his Manor home in 10th place, earning the team their first Formula 1 points.

The German nearly ruined his race before the start when he lined up in the wrong grid position, but realised just in time and reversed back into the correct slot.

"The first few laps were great, but we were struggling a bit with tyre degregation," he tells Sky Sports.

"We were much more competitive and it's a lot to do with tyre temperature and this asphalt. 

"We need to make sure it happens many times again this season."

Steve Lugsden: This is why Rosberg is such an undeserving champion, lacks race craft. Knew exactly what he was doing & tried to end Ham's race.

James: Toto needs to realise that these incidents are good for the sport. If team orders are imposed, F1 dies.

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Put your hands together for Jenson Button, who finished sixth today.

That's his best result since he came in the same place at the USA GP last year - and that was just a ridiculous race, for all the wrong reasons.

The Briton's best finish this years was ninth.

Patrick Treanor: Interesting to see Nico refer to it as a corner considering he didn’t turn for most of it.