Raikkonen closing inpublished at Lap 29/70
The gap between Kimi Raikkonen and Sebastian Vettel is now down to 1.3 seconds.
Raikkonen was fuming about not getting pole yesterday, he'll be going all out to make amends today.
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Vettel wins with steering problem, Raikkonen 2nd
Hamilton 4th after giving place back to Bottas
Ricciardo out after collision with team-mate Verstappen
Australian says Verstappen could not accept being overtaken
Grosjean, Di Resta, Hulkenberg out
Raikkonen closing inpublished at Lap 29/70
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How's Paul di Resta getting on? Steady away is the answer.
He's currently 16th but is 12 seconds behind his Williams team-mate Lance Stroll.
Postpublished at 13:44 British Summer Time 30 July 2017
Postpublished at 13:44 British Summer Time 30 July 2017
BBC Radio 5 liveDaniel Ricciardo has been talking to the media a moment ago having been taken out of the race by his team mate Verstappen.
"I didn't really know what happened. It's just frustrating - it was not even an overtaking move.
"It was an emotional response.
"In that moment the team said sorry and they will speak to Max. Let's see if he acts his age or like a man about it....
"I could go and call him names after the accident but if he starts bringing in other excuses in then we will have a problem".
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A personal best of 1:22.442 for Kimi Raikkonen as he continues to close in on Sebastian Vettel. Gap now down to 1.9 seconds.
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Radio problems continue at Mercedes.
"Lewis, press the marker button if you can hear us," Hamilton's race engineer says.
"We saw the marker button so we think the radio is one way."
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Not all plain sailing for Sebastian Vettel out in front.
"Check the steering," he asks over the radio. "It is hanging to the left and getting worse."
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Closest battle on the track at the moment is the battle for 10th. Nico Hulkenberg is a second behind Esteban Ocon, the Renault a tenth of a second quicker on the last lap. Shouldn't be long before Hulkenberg makes his move to get into the top 10.
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Kimi Raikkonen is catching his race-leading team-mate. The Finn has brought the gap down from three seconds to 2.1 seconds over the course of a handful of laps.
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Oh dear! More problems for Romain Grosjean as no sooner is he back out on the track he is told to stop the car because of a loose wheel nut.
That's his race over.
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Romain Grosjean pits after he is informed he is losing pressure in his left tyre. He bins the super-softs and takes on softs. Back out he goes in 19th.
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Nico Hulkenberg sails past Jolyon Palmer down into Turn 1 to move into 11th.
Palmer had been told to let his Renault team-mate pass because he was slower.
Team radiopublished at Lap 19/70
Kevin Magnussen, who is currently 13th, can't find any grip today...
"I think the tyres are fine but there is no grip - I feel like I'm driving on oil all the time."
"That's the general feeling from everyone at the moment" comes the reply.
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Stewards confirm no further action will be taken against Fernando Alonso and Carlos Sainz after an incident at Turn 1.
Alonso is currently seventh, 2.1 seconds behind Sainz.
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Kimi Raikkonen is certainly hanging on to Sebastian Vettel's coattails, the gap between himself and his team-mate drops from three seconds to 2.9.
Meanwhile, Mercedes are keeping the pace with the Ferraris, lapping in the 1:22.6s, but are not gaining on them.
Image source, Getty ImagesListen again: Is this the moment Red Bull's 'civil war' began?published at 13:30 British Summer Time 30 July 2017
Media caption, Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo retires on the first lap after a collision with Max Verstappen
'Amateur to say the least'published at 13:30 British Summer Time 30 July 2017
Daniel Ricciardo does his best to keep his cool as he speaks to Sky Sports about that clash with Max Verstappen at the start of the race, but it is pretty clear he is fuming inside.
"That was amateur to say the least," he says. "It’s not like he was trying to pass. He doesn't like people passing him."
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Sergio Perez is the biggest mover so far, he's gained five places to move up to eighth.
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A first corner clash between Romain Grosjean and Nico Hulkenberg was investigated by stewards but they've decided to take no further action.
Grosjean is currently 16th while Hulkenberg is up in 12th.
Image source, Rex FeaturesPostpublished at Lap 13/70
The Ferraris are tearing it up at the front with Valtteri Bottas, in third, 5.5 seconds behind Kimi Raikkonen. Sebastian Vettel's lead out in front is now up to three seconds.
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