Sebastian Vettel, who comes second, says: "It was a tough race, obviously we were out of the position with the speed we had, I had a good start, was in third, we did well then it was a bit tricky knowing when to come out, had an issue with the pit stop and came out behind Valtteri.

"His tyres were getting worse and worse and I was quite confident I could get him. P2 was not what we wanted but is the best we could have done.

"I got hit from behind (by Bottas), I was not sure what had happened and I was lucky the car was not broken and we could carry on."

Lewis Hamilton in his post race interview: "What a beautiful day, what a great car. We've had an amazing job by the team and we came here with Ferrari pushing in practice.

"I was sweating so much. It was so hot and very physical but I was able to manage the pace, it's the celebration with the team which kills me..."

When asked what he will be doing during the summer break: "I'm not really the lay down on the beach type. I'll be staying active in training and getting ready for the second half of the season. I'm really proud of the team, I hope they keep pushing when we come back."

For only the third time this season, Pierre Gasly gets into the points. Fourth in Bahrain, seventh in Monaco and now sixth in Hungary.

A great day for Toro Rosso. Haas also get both cars in the points with Kevin Magnussen seventh and Romain Grosjean 10th.

Fernando Alonso, on his 37th birthday, finishes eighth, with Renault's Carlos Sainz taking ninth.

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A great performance from Daniel Ricciardo, who comes fourth. He started 12th, a bang of the tyres with Marcus Ericsson on the very first lap dropped him to 16th, but he recovered to get fourth, just missing out on a podium.

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• Bottas collides with Vettel after already struggling with his worn rear tyres, causing damage to his car, Vettel overtakes into second

• Bottas then collides with Daniel Ricciardo after the Red Bull driver tries to go around the outside, both incidents are Bottas' fault (according to 5 live pundit Jolyon Palmer), and he is told to give back the fourth position to Daniel Ricciardo

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1. Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
2. Sebastian Vettel (Ferrari)
3. Kimi Raikkonen (Ferrari)
4. Daniel Ricciardo (Red Bull)
5. Valtteri Bottas (Mercedes)
6. Pierre Gasly (Toro Rosso)
7. Kevin Magnussen (Haas)
8. Fernando Alonso (McLaren)
9. Carlos Sainz (Renault)
10. Romain Grosjean (Haas)
11. Brendon Hartley (Toro Rosso)
12. Nico Hulkenberg (Renault)
13. Esteban Ocon (Force India)
14. Sergio Perez (Force India)
15. Marcus Ericsson (Sauber)
16. Sergey Sirotkin (Williams)
17. Lance Stroll (Williams)

DNF: Stoffel Vandoorne (McLaren), Max Verstappen (Red Bull), Charles Leclerc (Sauber)

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Mercedes to Hamilton: "Get in there what an awesome drive, fantastically managed."

Hamilton says: "Big thank you to everyone here and at the factory. A tough race, tough weekend for us but we came out with some good points so I'm really proud of you all."

He started first, he finished first and by 17 seconds. A wonderful performance from Lewis Hamilton and he moves a further seven points clear of Sebastian Vettel, who comes second.

That means Hamilton's title lead is now at a season-high of 24 points.

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And Bottas, on the last lap, moves aside to let Daniel Ricciardo into fourth.

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Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live

Another scrap with Bottas, but with Ricciardo this time pushing the Red Bull driver off the track.

It was a desperate move, Bottas has no grip, he defended the same depth as Ricciardo with a damaged car and tyres which are shot. He descended clean into the side of Ricciardo. Two incidents both with Bottas at fault, has his head gone?

"Give back the position to Ricciardo," Bottas is told.

"Why?"

"Because of the touching."

The stewards are going to be studying both collisions - Bottas v Vettel and then Bottas v Ricciardo.

Daniel Ricciardo tries to go outside Valtteri Bottas and the pair collide. That is two incidents in four laps for Bottas.

Can Ricciardo nurse his damaged car to the finish? We are on lap 69.

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Jack Nicholls
Radio 5 live Formula 1 commentator

Is Vettel's car OK? That could be crucial for the championship.

It was suicidal from Bottas, Vettel had better tyres, but Bottas saw a glint of an opportunity on the inside and went for it, but that door was always going to shut. He got it a bit wrong there, but desperation and almost really.

Vettel's team radio: "Tyres are fine, tyres are fine."

Lewis Hamilton is absolutely racing away with this. The lead is now 23 seconds clear of Vettel.

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Kimi Raikkonen also got past Valtteri Bottas in that sequence. Bottas' front wing is a mess, if he has to come in he will lose fourth place to Daniel Ricciardo.

Sebastian Vettel gets past Valtteri Bottas, the Finn tries to get back into second and goes into the back of the German. Late drama.

Did Vettel allow enough space? Parts of the front wing fly off Bottas' car, but he can still be out there.

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Will Vettel move aside to let Kimi Raikkonen, on the fresher tyres, have an attack at Valtteri Bottas? Team orders in reverse from last week?

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Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live

If Raikkonen can attack Bottas he can force him to use more life in his rear tyres, which Bottas is already struggling with.

Raikkonen looks close but it would temporarily drop Vettel back down to fourth and only later on he might get it back if Raikkonen is kind and if he can get past Bottas as well.

Bottas is second, Vettel 0.4 seconds behind, Raikkonen a further 0.7 seconds adrift.

Also in the points - Pierre Gasly (Toro Rosso, sixth), Kevin Magnussen (Haas, seventh), Fernando Alonso (McLaren, eighth), Carlos Sainz (Renault, ninth) and Romain Grosjean (Haas, 10th).

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