Team radio - Kevin Magnussenpublished at 16:42 Greenwich Mean Time 13 November 2016
"This circuit is way too wet now, it has gone really bad, it is just too wet period."
Hamilton wins, Rosberg 2nd
Title goes on to Abu Dhabi; Rosberg leads by 12 points
Race is stopped twice after crashes in heavy rain
Verstappen overtakes several cars brilliantly, and goes from 13th to third in final 16 laps
Grosjean, Ericsson, Raikkonen, Palmer, Massa, Gutierrez out
Jamie Strickland
"This circuit is way too wet now, it has gone really bad, it is just too wet period."
BBC Radio 5 live
Listen again to the moment Lewis Hamilton tells his team that water is getting in through his visor.
Richard Howlett: This is the both the best and worst race ever, need to watch most of it from behind the sofa.
Mercedes tell Nico Rosberg: "We are expecting the rain to pick up in 10 or 15 minutes."
1 Hamilton; 2 Rosberg; 3 Raikkonen; 4 Verstappen; 5 Hulkenberg; 6 Perez; 7 Sainz; 8 Nasr; 9 Ricciardo; 10 Ocon
So Verstappen in fourth despite making the switch to inters. That could be crucial to the outcome of this race. Surely the three ahead of him will have to switch to inters at some point.
Talking about Marcus Ericsson's crash.
Hamilton asks: "Was that someone on inters? There is still way too much standing water."
So after that safety car was called, Verstappen dived into the pits in for intermediates and Ricciardo came in moments later.
We think Verstappen got in before the pit lane was closed but Ricciardo maybe didn't.
Watch this space.
Marcus Ericsson's Sauber is off. Again it's the run out of the final turn causing the problems.
"Aquaplane," is Ericsson's message on the radio.
Safety car out.
... for overtaking before safety car line.
Mark Gallagher
BBC Radio 5 live Formula 1 analyst
That spin for Vettel was a very dramatic moment. The four time world champion, we heard him on the radio earlier talking about the appalling conditions. It is a slow pit stop as well for him, having lost even more time.
Rosberg is asked if he wants to come into the pits give the fact the drivers who have switched to inters are going faster. He says: "No way, too early."
Interesting.
Vettel off in Juncao.
He continues and retreats to the pits, where his team has trouble on the left rear - costing him more time. Disaster for the Ferrari man.
Replays show Vettel only just avoided being collected by Hulkenberg's Force India as he span the wrong way up the track.
Renault's Magnussen is the first man to switch from wets to inters and immediately he's faster.
Button's McLaren is the next one in followed by a host of midfielder runners - Alonso, the Williams cars , Kvyat, Ericsson and Palmer.
Order is Hamilton in the lead by two seconds from Rosberg. Then we have Verstappen, Raikkonen, Vettel and Ricciardo.
Hamilton nailed that 'start' after the safety car pulled off and is well clear of Rosberg at the end of the first straight.
Behind, Verstappen overtakes Raikkonen into Turn One to move up to third and onto the tail of Rosberg.
"There is a lot of water up the hill where Grosjean crashed."