Hamilton wins, Vettel 2nd, Raikkonen 3rd
Hamilton retakes lead after losing it to Vettel at start
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Hulkenberg, Wehrlein, Ricciardo, Alonso out
Everyone has stopped once, and some incredible work from the crews of Red Bull, Mercedes and Ferrari, who all produced stops of 2.2 seconds, while Williams' best was narrowly behind in 2.3 seconds.
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David Milner: Another race, another moan about "the pace " (ie Ocon) from the increasingly tiresome Perez. You're behind Esteban for a reason
Everyone has stopped once. Williams' Felipe Massa drops down to 12th after being the last man to enter the pits. It means Esteban Ocon and Sergio Perez, involved in some tense racing, are now sixth and seventh.
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Heartstopping moments in the Force India garage as Esteban Ocon and Sergio Perez, seventh and eighth respectively, come close but do not hit each other. The team are on course for a good helping of points, if they don't run each other off the track.
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We haven't mentioned Felipe Massa, and he is worthy of a mention as he is sixth, although he is the only man who has not stopped yet so he won't be sixth for long.
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Hamilton is incredible. What he lacked before was composure, temperament and racing patience. He’s allied exceptional talent and ambition with maturity and calm, and I think he might just now be the most complete driver on the grid. Also, he seems to be getting better and better every year. I don’t think I’ve ever seen him so good.
Dan, London.
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So, at the top, it is as you were in qualifying, with the Mercedes' of Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas first and third respectively, with Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel in the middle.
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Mark Gallagher
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Get ready to rumble back into the garage. We should get Michael Buffer to announce the retirements from the race.
Image source, Rex Features"I can't believe it, another six or eight points (gone)," says a devastated Fernando Alonso just before pushed back into the McLaren garage.
Another engine problem, yet another one this season for the unlucky Spaniard, and that is him done for the day.
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Image source, Rex FeaturesWe see Carlos Sainz, on his Renault debut, move past McLaren's Stoffel Vandoorne up into 10th.
Elsewhere, the Force Indias of Esteban Ocon and Sergio Perez are seventh and eighth.
Mark Gallagher
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Hamilton just didn't want to be held up by Verstappen. He doesn't want to give any opportunity for Vettel to close the gap on him.
Image source, Getty ImagesLewis Hamilton has just gone past the Red Bull of Max Verstappen, who is still waiting to have his first stop. Hamilton is now out in front after making sure Verstappen didn't get in his way for long.
This probably won't please Daniel Ricciardo. A massive case of what might have been for the Australian, who is out with an engine failure.
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Mark Gallagher
BBC Radio 5 live Formula 1 analyst
Lewis Hamilton has recovered from that little moment of challenge from Sebastian Vettel.
It is 'situation normal' again.