Bottas wins Vettel after overtaking him at start
Vettel 2nd, Raikkonen 3rd, Hamilton 4th
Alonso breaks down on parade lap
Alonso, Palmer, Grosjean, Ricciardo out
Image source, Getty ImagesRussia will always have a special place in Valtteri Bottas' heart after taking his first win here.
The first of many? Never mind Sebastian Vettel, Lewis Hamilton may once again find himself battling with his team-mate for victories.
On to Barcelona next, with the Spanish Grand Prix in two weeks.
See you then.
Just finishing a race in a McLaren must bring about a sense of euphoria. Will feel like a win given their troubles.
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I would love to know what the euphoria of a first win in Formula 1 feels like, especially after 80 races without one.
Only thing I can compare it to is when I first finished Super Mario World. A momentous day.
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The last time we saw two drivers from Finland on the podium? Back in 2008 at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Heikki Kovalainen won that race with Kimi Raikkonen third.
Image source, Getty ImagesLewis Hamilton, who finished fourth for Mercedes, has been speaking to Sky Sports.
"Big congrats to Valtteri. He did an exceptional job all weekend," he said. "I wish I could have backed him up in terms of points but I think i did the best I could today."
On his own lack of race pace, he added: "Once I got through the first couple of laps I was kind of stuck.
"Through the race I understood it. Speed-wise I know where it is and I will try to fix it for the next one."
Image source, Rex FeaturesValtteri Bottas is a Grand Prix winner at the 81st attempt, the same number as Eddie Irvine had contested when won for the first time at the 1999 Australian Grand Prix.
Former Red Bull driver Mark Webber holds the all-time record for grands prix before winning, the Aussie racking up 130 of them before breaking his duck.
Image source, EPAJack Nicholls is on Facebook Live. Head to the BBC Sport Facebook page to ask him some questions!
Bottas holds off a late Vettel charge to win his first F1 race
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Not before Kimi Raikkonen spoke about finishing third: "Unfortunately today we could only get third place but we'll try for better next time.
"I have had a little bit of a rough start to the season - far from ideal - but this week has been a step forward, but we still only finished third.
"We'll keep trying, keep improving, but all the small details have to be there to get the first place."
Eddie Jordan sits down on the podium alongside Valtteri Bottas.
It looks like they are about to sing a duet but Eddie is just going in for the final word from the Finn.
Sebastian Vettel, who finished second: "I tried everything to catch Valtteri. I thought there would be an opportunity on the back straight. I thought there was an opportunity but I was not sure what Felipe Massa would do and ended up losing out. It doesn't matter, though. Big congratulations to Valtteri. It is his day."
Valtteri Bottas, P1: "It's been quite a while, more than 80 races, but worth the wait, well worth the learning curve.
"This strange opportunity came to me over the winter and I have to thank the team for making this possible.
"We need to keep pushing, keep finishing with both cars one and two. I'm very happy."
Image source, Getty ImagesEddie Jordan, in not one of his most garish shirts it has to be said, scampers onto the podium.
He's out to conduct the interviews...
Image source, .Sebastian Vettel's second place finish means he extends his championship lead to 13 points over Lewis Hamilton.
Valtteri Bottas is now 10 points behind his Mercedes team-mate.
Valtteri Bottas climbs on to the top step of the podium and the Finnish national anthem - a jovial number - is played for the first time in four years.