MV: "Listen, listen I don't want to do engine breaking."

Engineer: "[something technical] and I am listening you don't need to tell me to listen."

This sounds like a conversation between Andrew Benson and the boss.

It's been a long season, but obviously the cars are feeling it more than us. Five cars are out... do they only last 20 races?

There was fire though, with Nico Hulkenberg.

"Check if there is fire. CHECK IF THERE IS FIRE."

There isn't any fire.

"Smoke coming out," he shouts over his radio.

"We need to box," the Toro Rosso engineer responds. "Stop on track in a safe position."

Gasly is in amongst the top three behind Vettel. Max is smelling that Honda engine close behind him...

• Lewis Hamilton leads by nearly than five seconds from Sebastian Vettel, with Max Verstappen third
• Daniel Ricciardo led until pitting on Lap 33 – the last of the front five to come in
• Hamilton. the pole-sitter, pitted early under a virtual safety car
• Valtteri Bottas has fallen to fifth, having complained of brake issues
• Nico Hulkenberg walks away after being flipped over in frightening first-lap collision with Romain Grosjean, who is not penalised
• Hulkenberg goes to medical centre but is later released
• Kimi Raikkonen forced to retire on Lap 8 with power failure; Marcus Ericsson is also out

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Well kind of, he's currently just sat in the pit lane, probably stuck in gear. So let's hope nobody is planning a pit stop soon.

Martin Brundle says: "You could get a double decker bus through there."

Now wouldn't that be interesting if that happened!?

Ocon: "Why am I losing so much rear?"

Engineer: "Oil maybe, take care."

Nice garage floor Daniel.

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Mike Walsh: Re: “What is Bottas doing?” Maybe he doesn’t want to attend the end of season gala either :)

Simon Farrow: Hopefully we will get another tasty battle between Max and Seb soon.

Euan: Either Bottas has gone to sleep or there is a serious issue with that car. Have we heard anything over the radio?

The hashtag is doing well.

Jack Nicholls
Radio 5 live Formula 1 commentator

It's quite bad for Valtteri Bottas if he finishes behind Max Verstappen in the championship. I don't know the word you'd use. Shocker, maybe. Unacceptable, perhaps. But does it show that maybe Mercedes haven't had the best car this season? Is their victory down to Lewis Hamilton getting more out of the car?

So then, would we like to see Ricciardo do one last shoey for Red Bull, or is this Max's game?

They might fight on the track, but it's all playful really.

Engineer: "So we've just pitted because we saw something which concerned us with the right rear."

Paul McKenzie: I really think Max Verstappen thinks he is in a bumper car. Maybe he needs to go into Touring Cars, they don't mind the odd bump!

David Nicholson Hirst: Verstappen pass was terrible on Bottas, the guy is arrogant on & off the track.

Mike Walsh: Kimi presumably hoping that Bottas doesn’t drop below third so that he (Kimi) doesn’t need to attend the end of season gala.

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He doesn't even fight, and now finds himself in fifth. Behind all his rivals.

What is Bottas doing?

Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live

It was just through 12 and 13 that Verstappen and Bottas touched wheels, it was just a touch, but I think they'll get away with it. Nice move from Verstappen. I wonder if Bottas has a problem with the brakes, because he seems to be struggling every time to slow the car down.

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Engineer: "Lovely."

MV: "He just didn't see me."

And the Red Bull garage goes wild.

Verstappen attacks Bottas and gets that third place. Clever driving by Max to switch from the wide outside to undercut on the corner, a little nudge sends Bottas wide off the track, and Max just takes that position smoothly.