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Lewis Hamilton: The track is still very greasy and these tyres are still doing very good.
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Hamilton wins Ricciardo 2nd, Bottas 3rd
Hamilton's 60th career win sees him open up 28-point title lead
Both Ferraris, Verstappen, Alonso crash out in chaotic wet start
First lap accident to be investigated after the race
Kvyat, Ericsson, Hulkenberg, Magnussen also out
Team radiopublished at 14:08 British Summer Time 17 September 2017
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Ricciardo pits for slicks, Hamilton stays out.
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All the drivers are coming in now, although we wait on the leading pair.
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A 1:58.659 for Magnussen - a new fastest lap of the race.
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Tom Clarkson
BBC Radio 5 live commentatorThat is pretty close to his personal best of the race so far so I think we are absolutely on the crossover and Kevin Magnussen made the right call to roll the dice. Lewis Hamilton doesn't need to roll the dice, he needs to take a conservative approach and keep the car on the track.
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Stroll also on to slicks in the other Williams.
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A 2:00.8 lap for Magnussen on the slicks, so this is the crossover point for sure. Not quicker, but on a par with the inters and the track is only going to get drier.
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A 46s second sector for Magnussen, which is quicker than other drivers.
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A 32s first sector for Magnussen on the slicks. That's slower than the inter pace of Hamilton.
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Jack Nicholls
Radio 5 live Formula 1 commentatorEvery team will be looking at Kevin Magnussen in the Haas now to see what lap times he does.
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Right, all eyes on the Dane in the Haas. Remember, the benchmark as been 2:00 by Hamilton.
Massa also puts slicks on in the Williams.
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Kevin Magnussen: Box now for dry tyres.
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Hamilton has moved into the 2:00 bracket.
OK, admittedly it's a 2:00.999, but I'm technically right.
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McLaren team radio to Stoffel Vandoorne: No more rain expected.
'Stalemate'published at 13:58 British Summer Time 17 September 2017
Tom Clarkson
BBC Radio 5 live commentatorWe are at the stalemate now where everyone is waiting to see what the track conditions do.
No-one wants to make a mistake, particularly further back in the top 10 there are a bunch of drivers in the points who are not usually in the points.
We saw in qualifying a lot of drivers kissing the wall, there is too much at stake for a lot of the drivers in the top 10 to take a risk.
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The Ferrari drivers have also had some explaining to do.
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Craig: I missed the start! Did someone let Maldonado in a car again?!
Adam: Gutted for Alonso. Was up to third when he was collected on the first corner.
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Pascal Wehrlein in the Sauber was the last man running around on extreme wets.
He's finally come in for inters. So that's the whole field on the green stripes now.
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