Hamilton wins to take championship lead
Mercedes driver leads Ferrari's Vettel by three points
Bottas second, Vettel third, Ricciardo fourth from 16th on grid
First back-to-back winner in F1 this season
Next race in Singapore on 17 September
Allan McNish
BBC Radio 5 live Formula 1 analyst
It's always better to lead a championship than to chase one - especially as he has been chasing since Melbourne back in March.
However, we are coming up to races that suit Ferrari much more. The fight is still on.
1 Lewis Hamilton 238, 2 Sebastian Vettel 235, 3 Valtteri Bottas 197, 4 Daniel Ricciardo 144, 5 Kimi Raikkonen 138, 6 Max Verstappen 68
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Allan McNish
BBC Radio 5 live Formula 1 analyst
Hamilton is three points ahead of Sebastian Vettel in the drivers championship and that, psychologically, is huge.
Image source, ReutersKimi Raikkonen takes fifth in the second Ferrari, while Esteban Ocon is sixth for Force India.
The Williams cars had a great scrap on that last lap but Lance Stroll did enough to finish ahead of Felipe Massa, while the second Force India of Sergio Perez watched them scrap all the way to the flag as he took ninth.
Tenth goes to Max Verstappen after that earlier crash damage.
Valtteri Bottas comes home in second place, with Sebastian Vettel holding off Daniel Ricciardo for third place.
Hamilton takes the lead of the championship for the first time in 2017.
LEWIS HAMILTON WINS THE ITALIAN GRAND PRIX.
Image source, Getty ImagesMcLaren: "Ok Fernando - back off, back off. We need to retire the car."
Alonso: "Okay."
A cruise home for Hamilton surely.
Ricciardo on Vettel is not going to happen, sadly.
Sauber's Marcus Ericsson and McLaren's Fernando Alonso have each been told to retire their cars.
Hamilton leads by five seconds from Bottas.
All very needless and silly.
Ricciardo has set a fastest lap of 1:23.361 and is now just 4.3s behind Vettel.
Three laps to go.
Haas driver Kevin Magnussen: "If that is allowed, it's crazy. That can't be allowed. "
Haas pitwall: "Copy that - we are reporting it to Charlie"
Verstappen is going to be investigated for "forcing another driver off the track" after that tangle with Magnussen into the second chicane.
Magnussen has been bleating about it over the radio but there didn't seem to be much in it.
Good, forceful driving by Verstappen.
Get on and race!
Jennie Gow
BBC Radio 5 live pit-lane reporter
I spoke to Toto Wolff on the BBC F1 podcast this week and he said it is "a no brainer" to keep Bottas next year.
However, he did say they don't want to be caught out in the madness of the driver market with some "big names" potentially becoming available.
Max Verstappen being one of them...
Jack Nicholls
Radio 5 live Formula 1 commentator
Valtteri Bottas has got to be considered for Mercedes next year. He is only on a one-year contract but he is the perfect support for Lewis Hamilton.
Verstappen looks like making the most of a difficult day at the office. He's pulled off a few decent moves against the midfield runners and has just out-braked Kevin Magnussen's Haas into the first chicane.
Magnussen then goes off track at the second chicane as he tries to fight back.
P10 for the Red Bull man.
Adeel Ejaz: Oh my! Daniel Ricciardo is on fire!!! 😮
Liam Boland: Daniel Ricciardo is incredible! Let's get 3rd baby! 🏁🏎
Fissuh Hailu: Dani RIC is having a blast. What a move there! Now VET.
A reminder that if it stays this way then Lewis Hamilton will take the lead of the championship for the first time.
Twenty-five points today allied to 15 for Vettel will put the Briton three ahead going into the race in Singapore.