Hamilton overtakes Vettel to win, Ricciardo 3rd, Wehrlein 8th
Hamilton unhappy with Vettel's earlier defence
Vettel performs double dummy overtake on Bottas
Vettel overtakes Hamilton at start
Raikkonen and Verstappen collide, both out
Vandoorne, Bottas out
Image source, Getty ImagesFernando Alonso playing tennis, an epic Hamilton-Vettel battle and Kimi's kind heart, this was a race weekend that had it all.
Five races in and I think it is not too outrageous to suggest that this could be a season that sits up there with the very best.
On to Monaco next in just two weeks. Bring it on.
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Image source, .Does Valtteri Bottas' engine failure mean the title battle is now exclusively between Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton?
There's sure to be plenty more twists and turns to come.
Image source, .Emotion on and off the track.
This, as they say, was the moment that broke the internet as a young Ferrari fan devastated after Kimi Raikkonen retired on the first lap was invited into the team's motorhome to meet his hero.
Brilliant.
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Jon Parker: Max's heroics at Sao Paulo last year, the last race I attended .
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Max Verstappen reflects on a shorter Spanish Grand Prix than he would have wanted.
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Motor Racing Art: Painting of Senna and Mansell finish at 1985 Spanish GP.
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Image source, .Was this the best move in the race? I think it was. Sebastian Vettel's double dummy on Valtteri Bottas was something else.
Lewis Hamilton joins Fernando Alonso (2006, 2013) and Kimi Raikkonen (2005, 2008) as the only current drivers to have won at least twice in Spain.
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Hamilton smiling to Vettel: I gave you space or we would have touched Vettel smiling: I gave you space too Hamilton laughing: Not really.
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Hamilton beats Vettel to take victory in Barcelona
Image source, .Fine margins once again. Qualifying and the race both went Lewis Hamilton's way but on another day it could have easily gone Sebastian Vettel's.
Image source, Getty ImagesLewis Hamilton has now won as many Spanish GPs as his hero Ayrton Senna (two).
Only Michael Schumacher (six), Sir Jackie Stewart, Nigel Mansell, Alain Prost and Mika Hakkinen (all three) have won more.
Lewis Hamilton calls for help from the Mercedes brains trust and is rewarded with a race win.
Hamilton looks to his team for help in the closing stages
Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff: It was a very tough race with the strategy and the driver coming together. It would have been best to take that pit stop a lap earlier, but in the end it doesn't matter. It is very good and very satisfying.
Asked if Lewis Hamilton is 'back': He never went away.
Image source, AFPMore from race winner Lewis Hamilton: My neck is fine. I lost nearly two kilos I think out there. It is hard. I was straining to keep up with Sebastian Vettel - it is a real privilege to race against someone as good as him.
Image source, Getty ImagesThird-placed Daniel Ricciardo: It feels good. We had a little bit of fortune with Valtteri stopping, but we will take all we can. I am really happy to spray the champagne again.
Sebastian Vettel, who finished second: I was pushing. I had a really good start. Lewis and myself picked up wheelspin straight away, I pulled the clutch in and could gain on him. I stayed ahead and then got into a nice rhythm.
On battle with Lewis Hamilton: "I tried to brake as late as possible into Turn 1, locked up, but managed to stay ahead. Then when I was alone he flew past down the straight. A shame but it was a nice race.
Image source, ReutersRace winner Lewis Hamilton: I want to say thank you to the crowd for the warm welcome and the support. It did not start off the greatest when I first came, but my appreciation for the country and its people has grown.
That is how racing should be today. Seb was really fast. The start was not good enough, I got a bit of wheelspin. I will have to talk to my guys about that.
On the turn one contact with Vettel: I felt like I ran out of road and I was on the outside but that is racing and I wouldn't have changed it for the world.
Spanish former F1 driver Pedro de la Rosa is the man tasked with doing the podium interviews.