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Lap 30/70
Charles Leclerc inherits the lead, but he has to still stop. Sebastian Vettel 11 seconds down, but he, and Lewis Hamilton in third, have stopped.
Looks like it's going to be won on the track and not lost with a pit lane tactical blunder. Hamilton is five seconds behind Vettel though with the German, realistically, in charge of this one.
Lap 29
Just after being told "it's hammer time," Lewis Hamilton dives into the pits for his change.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngineer: "Ok Lewis, it's hammer time."
One moment later...
Engineer: "Ok Lewis we don't have the gap so were going to extend as much as we can."
Hamilton: "These tyres are pretty [cooked]."
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Jack Nicholls
BBC Radio 5 Live F1 commentator
It looked solid enough, 2.7 seconds for Ferrari, and he's out in clean air in front of Valtteri Bottas.
Lap 27/70
Vettel pits before Hamilton does, dropping from first to third, but coming back out in front of Valtteri Bottas who is fourth.
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Michael Heal: Not sure why Mercedes haven’t pitted Bottas yet? Need to do something to change this for him and get to the Ferraris?
Lewis Hamilton: "I haven't got much life left in these tyres - I can't go much further."
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Anyone who was with us for Monaco heard Lewis Hamilton moaning about his tyres all race, which he then won. He's at it again.
Ricciardo has had three retirements this year, Hulkenberg two. I'm no expert, but "it's going to blow up" is not what you want a driver to be saying.
Lap 26/70
Nico Hulkenberg: "Can we fix the gearbox or not? It's really disturbing on the upshifts - feels like it's going to blow up any minute."
Lap 25/70
It was going well for Renault, but this is one worrying radio message from Nico Hulkenberg incoming.
Not going to lie, we've had better tweets from Pirelli.
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Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live
If Leclerc pits first, Hamilton will have to pit or potentially yield track position later on.
Is this the race Ferrari get themselves back into this season? They're first and third at the moment.
Lap 23/70
Valtteri Bottas: "The rear is quite weak. Could be better with a pitstop."
Image source, Getty ImagesLap 23.70
Vettel 1.8 seconds clear of Hamilton, 4.9 clear of Leclerc, 22.2 clear of Bottas and 23.9 clear of Verstappen.
It's already looking like we're down to three challengers for this race win.
Lap 22/70
Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live
Plan A, B, C, D, E should all just be to match Hamilton. There is nothing else they need to do in this race - there's nothing crazy they need to do on strategy, just keep the pace and keep up with Hamilton.
Ferrari don't give their Plan As too much time, do they?