Third-placed Sebastian Vettel, in front of a huge amount of delighted Ferrari fans: "Unbelievable. This is the best podium in the world. Thank you everyone.

"We are working very hard, Mercedes do a very good job so you have to say well done and show them respect. I'm sure Ferrari will come back and keep fighting. We will succeed."

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Second-placed Lewis Hamilton: "This is the best crowd we get all year. It's a great day for Mercedes and I'm glad to be a part of it. I don't know if it's great for the fans that there wasn't more of us racing."

Hamilton's reception is frosty too - anyone who doesn't have a prancing horse on their chest is not the flavour of the month.

Ferrari's German Sebastian Vettel, meanwhile, is given a rousing reception.

Race winner Nico Rosberg: "It is a very special day for me, I'm very happy to finally win here. You guys are unbelievable, thank you very much and I'm going to enjoy this day.

"It was all down to the start, I had an awesome start and it was all from there."

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It's Eddie Jordan to conduct the interviews. He's cracking out some Italian and introduces Nico Rosberg, who gets booed - which is the same in every language.

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Vettel takes his third-placed trophy and holds it aloft for the biggest cheer.

Bang, here comes the fizz.

As the German national anthem plays a plume of red smoke drifts across the drivers.

Rosberg raises the winners' trophy and there's a few more boos.

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There's boos for one of the Mercedes drivers - difficult to tell if it's Hamilton or Rosberg.

When did booing become a thing at podiums? It happened for Nico at Spa last week too.

Monza looks like a giant cloud of ants swarming across the ground as hoards of Ferrari flags bounce towards the podium.

Out comes Vettel to hooters and cheers.

Hamilton mumbles something at Vettel while tugging out his water tube from his overalls. He looks downbeat does Lewis.

The handshake between Rosberg and Vettel has a lot more boyish camaraderie about it and the pair start chatting in German.

A polite handshake between Hamilton and Rosberg in the cool down room.

"Good job," says Hamilton.

If you had just turned on the telly you'd think Sebastian Vettel had won - he's lapping up the buzz of a podiun in a Ferrari at Monza.

Nico Rosberg dances out of his car and marches to the barriers before launching himself on top of his engineers.

This is a very different Nico to the miserable, mono-syllabic Nico after yesterday's qualifying.

Race winner Nico Rosberg has been told "Excellent job, brilliant."

He replies: "Thank you very much, it is great to win here in Italy."

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You'd think they'd be happy anyway.

Vettel raises a fist and waves to the crowd. He's happy and the home support are happy - it's a Ferrari on the podium.

Mark Gallagher
BBC Radio 5 live Formula 1 analyst

Very much the result we were expecting for Ferrari, but a terrific victory for Nico Rosberg. He made the most of his opportunity.

Then it's Hamilton, Vettel, Raikkonen, Ricciardo, Bottas, Verstappen, Perez, Massa, Hulkenberg.