Hamilton wins after overtaking Bottas at start - Mercedes' 5th one-two victory in a row
Vettel damages tyres challenging for lead at start
Norris and Stroll out after collision
Lap 54/66
A great battle between Pierre Gasly and Kevin Magnussen, side-by-side, but Gasly holds on for sixth.
Magnussen had earlier forced team-mate Romain Grosjean wide. One to watch out for later on.
Lap 53/66
Hamilton gets away cleanly.
We go racing again!
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Lap 52/66
This is the incident that may have changed the whole course of this race. Safety car coming in at the end of this lap.
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Jack Nicholls
BBC Radio 5 Live F1 commentator
Just to clarify the lapped cars are unlapping themselves, so that will be a straightforward queue when the safety car ends.
Football update done. Safety car done. Let's talk F1 again.
Look away, non-football fans.
Brighton have scored against Manchester City but the lead only lasts a couple of minutes as Sergio Aguero equalises to make it 1-1, while Liverpool lead 1-0 at home against Wolves.
The title is Liverpool's at the moment. Follow that over here.
Lap 51/66
Still under the safety car as the marshals sort out the track. A good chance to unlap yourself for those that had been struggling.
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Engineer: "Just think about rear break temperatures, front calipers are staying cold."
Lap 50/66
Remember we have 66 laps in this race. One thing the safety car has done is absolutely bunch everyone up. By the way, both Norris and Stroll seem absolutely fine. Only damage done is to their pride.
Lap 49/66
A team of marshals armed with brushes come on to the track to get rid of the stones caused by that Stroll-Norris bang. Still we wait to get going again.
Lap 49/66
Speaking on pitting under the safety car, Vettel wants to box.
Vettel: "We have another chance..."
Engineer: "Stay out, stay out."
Image source, Getty ImagesStill under the safety car.
Jack Nicholls
BBC Radio 5 Live F1 commentator
Unfortunately Toro Rosso weren't ready with the tyres, but they double stacked. It's not too bad under the safety car.
Lap 50/66
Some double-stacking in the Toro Rosso garages. Sadly the team make a bit of a fudge of their pitstops. Kvyat is ninth, Albon 11th.
Lap 48/66
H: "There's a lot of gravel there."
Engineer: "Yep, copy."
H: "Safety car is going way too slow."
Image source, ReutersLap 48/66
An awful lot of gravel is on the track. That's not going to help.
Jack Nicholls
BBC Radio 5 Live F1 commentator
My initial reaction when the safety car came out was brilliant! Now it's oh dear...