Summary

  • Hamilton claims 90th GP victory after remarkable race

  • Bottas P2, Albon takes maiden podium for Red Bull in P3

  • Race red-flagged for second time after Stroll crashes out in the Racing Point

  • Race restarted after earlier red-flag period following huge crash on pit straight

  • Sainz (McLaren), Giovinazzi (Alfa Romeo), Latifi (Williams), Magnussen (Haas) eliminated in crash as pack bunched after safety car pulled in

  • Verstappen (Red Bull) and Gasly (Alpha Tauri) out on lap one - safety car came in after six laps on track

  • Verstappen hit from behind after incident between Raikkonen, Gasly & Grosjean

  • Get involved via #bbcf1

Live Reporting

Mike Henson

  1. Listen to big pit straight crash

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  2. Bottas pits

    Valtteri Bottas comes in for fresh tyres.

    Lewis Hamilton has 25 second lead over Alex Albon who is now running second.

    Bottas emerges third.

  3. Lewis Hamilton says over the radio that his tyres, by contrast, are fine.

    And he has put eight seconds into Bottas in second.

  4. Team radio - Bottas

    Bottas: "Front left is finished. Vibrations are really bad."

    Mercedes pit wall: "OK box, box."

  5. Get Involved #bbcf1

    Hamilton leading from Bottas and Stroll

    Jeffatrsvl: Ferrari cars holding down last 4 places - they must be counting on the “reverse grid based on mid-race position” rule for the next event.

    Michael John Lovell: Pull your finger out Bottas!

    Nulla Pax: We need to keep Mugello on the reserve list don't we? Keep everyone on their toes :)

  6. Hamilton stretching away

    Lewis Hamilton looks like he has kept his tyres fresher than Valtteri Bottas. As both come to the end of their stint, it is the Briton who is stretching away.

    Hamilton's advantage is up to 5.5 seconds in a twinkle.

  7. Jolyon Palmer
    Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live

    I think something might be up with Bottas. He is slowing.

  8. Ricciardo pits

    Daniel Ricciardo comes in for new rubber. That sends him down to eighth and moves Alex Albon up to fourth behind Lance Stroll.

    Daniil Kyvat is up into fifth.

  9. Team radio - McLaren to Norris

    McLaren pit wall: "Lando we're thinking of doing the undercut on Perez with pace 10, what do you think?"

    Norris: "Yeah confirm. Yep I think undercut."

  10. Valtteri Bottas is two seconds off Lewis Hamilton at the front of the race, being held at bay by the world champion.

  11. Sergio Perez has been cut adrift of the top five. The Racing Point is nine and a half seconds off Alex Albon's Red Bull in fifth.

  12. Jolyon Palmer
    Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live

    Ricciardo is putting the pressure on Stroll. Albon in fifth is not engaging in the battle. He could be saving his tyres and doing something different with strategy.

  13. Battle for third

    Daniel Ricciardo is putting all sorts of pressure on Lance Stroll, sniffing around his exhaut fumes. The difference is down to less than a second.

  14. Team radio - Hamilton

    "This tyre doesn't feel great. Rear sliding."

  15. Get Involved #bbcf1

    Hamilton leading from Bottas and Stroll

    Kayleigh: Have Ferrari checked to see if they can swap their car for the F2004?

    quix: Wait, why is Leclerc going backwards? He does know he has forward gears in that gearbox too right?

    Reece Young: Vettel can't catch Russell in the Williams? Oh dear Ferrari what is wrong with that car.

  16. The two Merecdes are way up the road. Bottas has a 13-second lead over third-placed Lance Stroll in the McLaren.

  17. Lewis Hamilton might well be toying with Valtteri Bottas at the front. His advantage over his team-mate fluctuates between 1.5 and 2 seconds but never looks like dropping dangerously low.

  18. Jolyon Palmer
    Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live

    It is a three-car race for third - Stroll, Ricciardo and Albon. Stroll is doing everything pretty well right now.

  19. Charles Leclerc remerges from the pits in 13th and last.

    The top ten is Hamilton, Bottas, Stroll, Ricciardo, Albon, Perez, Norris, Kvyat, Russell and Vettel.

  20. Jennie Gow
    BBC Radio 5 live pit-lane reporter

    Leclerc has been on the radio a lot bemoaning his fate. You can't blame him really.