Summary

  • Hamilton wins, but Vettel loses race after five-second penalty for 'forcing Hamilton off track'

  • Vettel parks car and walks off refusing to go to podium

  • Norris out after wheel failure

  • Get involved #bbcf1

Live Reporting

Michael Emons

  1. Team radio

    Lap 22/70

    Leclerc's race engineer: "Switching to plan B, plan B."

  2. What Pirelli say...

    Lap 21/70

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  3. What was wrong with Plan A?

    Lap 21/70

    Jack Nicholls
    BBC Radio 5 Live F1 commentator

    The switch to Plan B seems a little a strange when the race is going exactly as they want it to.

  4. Team radio - Vettel

    Lap 21/70

    Engineer: "Plan B, Plan B, head down."

  5. How they stand

    Lap 21/70

    1. Vettel
    2. Hamilton +2.4
    3. Leclerc +6.2
    4. Bottas +22.5
    5. Verstappen +24.1
    6. Ricciard +37.2
    7. Hulkenberg +37.1
    8. Stroll +43.9
    9. Gasly +44.6
    10. Giovinazzi +48.7

  6. Lap 19/70

    Jack Nicholls
    BBC Radio 5 Live F1 commentator

    This is not one for the CV of Valtteri Bottas this weekend.

    Bottas fourth but has not had a pit stop.

  7. Giovinazzi hits the Wall of Champions

    Lap 19/70

    Jolyon Palmer
    Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live

    He hit the wall fairly evenly front and rear on either side - that's what Kevin Magnussen did yesterday, but he broke the suspension and Giovinazzi managed to get away with it.

  8. Lap 19/70

    Antonio Giovinazzi is still in the race, but he's a very, very lucky lad. He absolutely scrapes his Alfa Romeo alongside the Wall of Champions. He ruins a few advertising hoardings, but not his car.

  9. Lap 18/70

    Hulkenberg pits and is even able to come back out in front of the Red Bull of Pierre Gasly in ninth. A large points haul on the cards for Renault. Well, maybe.

  10. Get Involved #bbcf1

    McLaren's Norris out

    Amit Mandalia: Norris reported his brake pedal went long and could see the smoke from his rear brakes. Team saw the brakes were overheating. Looks like that is what caused his failure

    Sarv_H25: Norris didn't hit the wall so there was some sort of brake or rear suspension failure that caused a fire. Overheating? Melting?

    Andrew Priestly: Formula One rear breaks can melt suspensions. Who knew?

    Gaz Eyre: So unlucky for Norris. Never seen break failure melting the suspension

    Lando NorrisGetty Images

  11. Lap 16/70

    Lance Stroll, involved in a opening lap spectacular smash up here last year, is enjoying this year's home race a lot more and he is eighth at the moment. It would be a good time to answer all those doubters and critics.

  12. What's happened so far

    • Sebastian Vettel leads Lewis Hamilton
    • Lando Norris punctures right rear tyre and retires
    • Alex Albon has damage after a collision and pits for a new front wing. Romain Grosjean collects some Toro Rosso front wing debris and throws it out of the cockpit
    • Verstappen making up places from starting P9 to P6, but Bottas struggling

  13. Lap 16/70

    This is proving to be a great day so far for Renault. Nico Hulkenberg is fourth, Daniel Ricciardo seventh, although the Australian has already pitted once.

    At the moment Hulk is ahead of both Valtteri Bottas and Max Verstappen.

    Daniel RicciardoGetty Images

  14. Lap 14/70

    Maybe Lando Norris has not hit anything, but no matter what happened to him, he is out, the first one to drop out today.

  15. How they stand

    Lap 14/70

    1. Vettel
    2. Hamilton
    3. Leclerc
    4. Hulkenberg
    5. Bottas
    6. Verstappen
    7. Ricciardo
    8. Stroll
    9. Gasly
    10. Giovinazzi

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  17. Lap 13/70

    That Norris incident has led to a few cars taking advantage of the yellow flag for some pit lane business.

    We're good to go again with Vettel two seconds clear of Lewis Hamilton, with him two seconds ahead of Charles Leclerc.

  18. Radio message - Norris

    Norris: "Rear right puncture something has happened."

    Engineer: "I'm really sorry mate, I'm really sorry."

  19. Lap 12/70

    Jolyon Palmer
    Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live

    Bottas is having a really really horrible opening to the race, his Q3 yesterday was bad - he was only P6, and now he's not able to harry the back of Nico Hulkenberg.

  20. Lap 12/70

    An athletic vault of the wall from Lando Norris, who is clearly fine. Just angry and disappointed.