Hamilton wins after passing Raikkonen with nine laps to go
Bottas third, Vettel fourth, Verstappen fifth
Hamilton extends championship lead to 30 points
Hamilton passed Vettel on lap one - Ferrari spun after contact with Briton
Verstappen given five-second penalty for pushing Bottas off track
Retired: Ricciardo, Alonso, Hartley
That five-second penalty comes back to haunt Max Verstappen. He finishes third on the track, but that is only fifth in reality with Valtteri Bottas bumped up to third and Sebastian Vettel bumped up to fourth.
A race of what might have been for Kimi Raikkonen. His hopes of his first win in more than five years and Ferrari's first win at Monza since 2010 dashed.
Image source, Getty ImagesFerrari were fastest all weekend, had a front-row lockout, but absolute brilliance from Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes team gives him the win in Italy, on Ferrari's home track.
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Final lap for Lewis Hamilton. One lap for a win...
Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live
Kimi Raikkonen's tyres are falling to pieces. Ferrari pitted eight laps earlier than Hamilton and it's really hurting Raikkonen. He's almost the slowest car out there. He's just got to be tentative and stay away from the kerbs.
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Verstappen is third on the track but has a five-second penalty, which looks like dropping him down to fifth, with Bottas taking third and Vettel taking fourth.
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Only a mechanical failure or accident is going to deny Hamilton win number six this season.
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Hamilton's lead is now seven seconds. Brilliant from Hamilton. Brilliant from Mercedes.
Jeroen Demmendaal: If Max would use his brain, he'd let Bottas pass and use his draft to pull away from Vettel. But hey, he doesn't care.
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Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live
When Max watches that incident back, I think he'll realise that he doesn't have a leg to stand on.
It's immature from Verstappen. The penalty is deserved. All the battling he's been doing has cost him too much time anyway. He's going to end up down in fifth.
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All the time Max Verstappen refuses to let Valtteri Bottas pass him, it is good news for Sebastian Vettel. An eventful race for Vettel could well see him end fourth.
Hamilton is three laps from a fantastic victory.
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An angry Max Verstappen says: "I know I'm losing time to Vettel but I really don't care."
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Red Bull: "We have been given a five-second penalty"
Verstappen: "For what?"
Red Bull: "Don't worry about it."
Verstappen: "I gave him (Bottas) space. They are doing a great job of killing racing."
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That also gives Sebastian Vettel a chance of fourth. He is 10 seconds behind Verstappen. He needs to be within five seconds of him.
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A five-second penalty for Verstappen for nudging Bottas off the track. That should put Bottas on the podium in third as there is only currently 1.3 seconds between them.
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Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live
Brilliant move from Hamilton. Job done now, surely.
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Thousands of Ferrari fans have just had their hearts broken all at once.
It is a brilliant, brilliant move from Lewis Hamilton, who goes round the outside. Kimi Raikkonen has to sit and watch, anything else would have taken both him and Hamilton out of the race.
A clap of the hands from Toto Wolff, a bang of the desk in celebration.
"Nice work, right eight laps to go once you cross the line," Hamilton is told.
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