Sebastian Vettel crashes out from lead in rain
Lewis Hamilton wins and later reprimanded for driving offence
P2 Valtteri Bottas, P3 Kimi Raikkonen
Daniel Ricciardo retires in the Red Bull, Williams cars also go out
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Will Ferrari force Kimi Raikkonen to move over and let team-mate and championship leader Sebastian Vettel into the lead?
Don't expect a cheerful Raikkonen if he gets that order.
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A good day for Ferrari, Haas and Renault so far.
Sebastian Vettel wants team-mate Kimi Raikkonen out of his way: "This is just silly. I am just losing time and ruining my tyres."
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Lewis Hamilton's tyres have done 34 laps. He could do with the rain coming pretty soon.
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It is a Ferrari one-two at the moment. And we've not had a race finish that way so far in 2018. Only one second between leader Raikkonen and second-placed Vettel.
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Dark clouds overhead. That could still have a huge say on the winner of this one. A lot of drivers have not pitted yet, hoping for that rain to come.
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That's Daniel Ricciardo's fourth retirement of the season after also failing to finish in Bahrain, Azerbaijan and Austria.
He has also won in China and Monaco. A season of what might have been for the Australian.
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Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Good job from the marshals there and for Daniel Ricciardo for parking in a sensible place to avoid the need for a virtual safety car. It was about 60 seconds for the marshals to get the car off the track. It's been a tough weekend for Ricciardo.
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Four race leaders so far, but because of those in front coming into the pits, not the overtakes we were hoping for. The relay baton is now in Kimi Raikkonen's hands but may have to pit again after coming in first out of everyone.
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Kimi Raikkonen leads, from Sebastian Vettel as Max Verstappen pits. Lewis Hamilton, yet to come into the pits, is up to third from 14th.
Bottas is fourth, Max Verstappen fifth.
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Daniel Ricciardo: "Losing power. Something's wrong."
Red Bull: "OK, Daniel, stop the car."
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There is our first casualty. Daniel Ricciardo's Red Bull is parked by the side of the road. He had worked his way up to seventh from 19th. Heartbreaking.
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Vettel has just got some new tyres, and locks up. No real damage done though.
Image source, Getty ImagesWe were expecting rain to come in the second half of the race. Would certainly spice things up.
Valtteri Bottas with a 5.8 second lead over Max Verstappen, with Kimi Raikkonen 2.4 seconds further back. Sebastian Vettel is only 1.4 seconds behind Raikkonen and 3.4 seconds ahead of Hamilton.
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Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
I think Vettel can go to the end in softs. He has come in 12 laps later than Raikkonen. If Raikkonen could somehow nurse those soft tyres to the end, he would be the net leader, but surely he is on a two-stop strategy.
I'm sure Ferrari would be on the radio to Raikkonen, telling him to let Vettel through at the earliest opportunity.
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