Hamilton wins after passing pole man Rosberg into Turn One on first lap
Hamilton leads drivers' standings for first time this season, six points clear of Rosberg
P1 Hamilton, P2 Rosberg, P3 Ricciardo, P4 Vettel, P5 Verstappen, P6 Raikkonen
Button retires after being penalised over radio communications
Palmer spins Renault out of points
Third-placed Daniel Ricciardo touches on the disappointment of his near-victory in Monaco in his interview.
The Red Bull driver says: "It's great to have another podium this year. The first one was a bit bittersweet but this one I can definitely enjoy - the smile is definitely back on my face."
Nico Rosberg, who finished second: "It was all down to the start in the end. With Daniel on one side and Lewis on the other I was out of space and that was it really. It is not possible to pass on this track. We have the next race coming up very quickly and it is my home race."
Image source, F1.comRace winner and new championship leader Lewis Hamilton says in the podium interviews: "The start was everything, I got a good start and one of the Red Bulls was in the inside of me so I was pressured a lot into Turn One.
"This is a great result for the team - what a day.
"Traffic was difficult today to navigate through but it was amazing."
National anthem played, champagne sprayed and now it is time for the podium interviews. It's colourful-trousers wearing German tv presenter Kai Ebel who has the honour of asking the questions.
Image source, AP11) Perez 12) Palmer 13) Gutierrez 14) Grosjean 15) Magnussen 16) Kvyat 17) Nasr 18) Massa 19) Wehrlein 20) Ericsson 21) Haryanto
Retired: Button
1) Hamilton 2) Rosberg 3) Ricciardo 4) Vettel 5) Verstappen 6) Raikkonen 7) Alonso 8) Sainz 9) Bottas 10) Hulkenberg
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Image source, F1Here is said 'dab'.
Lewis Hamilton is now up on the podium for the national anthem.
Javel Bleach: New F1 championship leader! Cream always rises to the top! :)
Rachel T: HAM smoked ROS off the start line and never looked back. Absolutely imperious all afternoon!
Phil Slocombe: Hamilton: Hungaroring hierarchy; Rosberg: Hapless in Hungary.
Dave D: Cracking job by Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes and Nico Rosberg for a great result at the Hungarian GP.
My Twitter timeline has just exploded because Lewis Hamilton did a 'dab'.
It saddens me that I appear to be too old to know what that is.
Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff tells Jennie Gow on Radio 5 live: "I am very delighted, it was a really good race - we had a very strong pace and managed it a lot.
"It's very special. It's such a good victory before we go to Hockenheim and I hope we can keep it up there."
Lewis Hamilton leaps on top of his car, bows to the crowd before bouncing over to his team and giving as many of them as he can a hug.
A record fifth win in Hungary since 2007. He's formidable on this circuit.
Image source, APHalfway through the season and Lewis Hamilton takes the lead in the drivers' championship for the first time in 2016, moving six points clear of Nico Rosberg.
Tom Clarkson
BBC Radio 5 live commentator
Lewis Hamilton, what an emphatic performance from him. Took the lead at the start and never looked like he would be beaten thereafter.
Nico Rosberg crosses the line to take second while Daniel Ricciardo fends off Sebastian Vettel to take third.
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Image source, Getty ImagesLEWIS HAMILTON WINS THE HUNGARIAN GRAND PRIX.
It also looks like Daniel Ricciardo is going to have done just enough to keep Sebastian Vettel at bay and hold onto third.
Meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton is coming round the final corner to take victory...
Image source, APOne lap to go
Could this be the moment Nico Rosberg holds the championship lead for the final time this season? Unless he finds something and soon, Lewis Hamilton is going to move to the top of the standings.
The gap is currently two seconds with one lap to go...
Image source, APKimi Raikkonen has yet another nibble at Max Verstappen, attempting a sweep around the outside of the Red Bull at Turn One but no dice as he runs wide.
Tom Clarkson
BBC Radio 5 live commentator
A lap after going wide, Hamilton extends the gap to Rosberg to over a second. It makes you feel that Hamilton is very comfortable out there and it was just a momentary loss of concentration that led to him running wide. Unless he makes another mistake, I can't see Rosberg getting past him.
Lewis Hamilton finds a little more to give himself some much needed breathing space. Nico Rosberg is now 1.2s behind. Time is running out for the championship leader...