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Meanwhile, the top three drivers are up on the podium.
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Vettel wins after overtaking Bottas at start as several cars collide
Hamilton up to 4th from pitlane start
Ocon, Vandoorne, Magnussen, Hartley out
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Awwwww.
Felipe Massa's son spoke over the radio to congratulate his dad on his final Brazilian Grand Prix as he brought the car home.
"Daddy I am so proud of you," said Felipinho. "Wherever you go I will support you. By the way, I love your start."
It's a bit dusty in here.
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Felipe Massa brings his car to a stop and stands on top of it with his arms outstretched, soaking up the crowd's applause. Brilliant.
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Felipe Massa comes into the pit lane with a flag waving from the cockpit. Nice touch from Fernando Alonso as he stands to applaud Massa on his arrival.
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Kayleigh: Great race for Vettel! And points for Alonso.
Jeremiah Kariuki: Congratulations to Vettel for winning the #BrazilianGP, external! Good driving from Kimi to defend 3rd Position. Fantastic drive from Hamilton.
LJ Isteed: Bottas had the car to win.
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"Sebastian Vettel stands on the front of his car and laps up the applause.
The home fans are waiting for Felipe Massa now.
Postpublished at 17:37 Greenwich Mean Time 12 November 2017
Tom Clarkson
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra commentator at InterlagosFelipe Massa is going to be so emotional.
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Tom Clarkson
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra commentator at InterlagosIf only they'd left him out on the soft tyres a few more laps, Hamilton might have been able to get to the end of the race on the super-softs without them going off.
Postpublished at 17:36 Greenwich Mean Time 12 November 2017
Fernando Alonso is having one last nibble of Felipe Massa but the Brazilian is giving it absolutely everything to hold off the double world champion. The crowd are loving this!
Postpublished at 17:35 Greenwich Mean Time 12 November 2017
Valtteri Bottas finishes second as Kimi Raikkonen holds onto third.
Chequered flagpublished at 17:35 Greenwich Mean Time 12 November 2017
SEBASTIAN VETTEL WINS THE BRAZILIAN GRAND PRIX.
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The Part-Time Golfer: This drive from Hamilton might even be better than Cole Trickle in Days of Thunder #thisonesforyouharry, external
FINAL LAPpublished at Lap 71/71
The win is going Sebastian Vettel's way. He starts the final lap 2.7 seconds clear of Valtteri Bottas.
One last chance for Lewis Hamilton to get on the podium?
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It's not looking likely for Lewis Hamilton to sneak onto the podium now. He can't get close enough to the Finn. Only a couple of chances left for him.
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Olly: Hamilton showing today why he is not only just the best of his era but also one of the greatest ever to grace an #F1, external track.
Lis: Call me a @LewisHamilton, external fan girl but I expected nothing less than this drive .Yes I know he had help from the SC but still brilliant.
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A glimmer of hope for Lewis Hamilton as Kimi Raikkonen locks up at Turn One. The gap between them is down to 0.689 seconds.