Ready?published at 14:59 British Summer Time 13 September 2020
Valtteri Bottas heads a queue of 13. Here we go...
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
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Mike Henson
Valtteri Bottas heads a queue of 13. Here we go...
Valtteri Bottas got a huge jump on Lewis Hamilton in the initial race start - which feels about two weeks ago rather than 40 minutes now. Will Hamilton be able to return the favour when we have another go at getting racing?
Race to restart at 14:55 BST after big crash
Neil Denham: Will be interesting to see what the rest of the track looks like, wonder if we will ever find out?
Lauren Smith: At this point, Daniel Ricciardo will be on the podium and it will be shoey time
Daniel Eckersley: Sainz onboard reminiscent of Billy Monger’s accident. Massive closing speed. Super scary.
Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live
The restart will be a big chance for Hamilton to get the lead back. Bottas made a magnificent start from second.
Jennie Gow
BBC Radio 5 live pit-lane reporter
Can you imagine the irony if Williams get a point today on the first weekend when they're not owned by a Williams?
George Russell's Williams will be up in 10th when the field line up back on the straight.
The cars are rolling out. A restart is en route after a quick formation lap.
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Jennie Gow
BBC Radio 5 live pit-lane reporter
Ocon OUT of the race - Russell up to 10th.
Esteban Ocon won't be part of that reset grid.
The Renault driver become the seventh driver to bow out of the Tuscan Grand Prix.
Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live
Albon has a chance of a first podium if he can clear the Ferrari.
When we restart, it will be a standing start. Probably for the best after that mess of a rolling kick-off.
We are not close to a restart yet.
Still work to do for plenty of the teams and the race marshalls.
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Red flag after restart crash
Chris walker: What on Earth was Sainz doing driving full tilt into a wall of cars with nowhere to go? Clearly no semblance of forward planning his next move!
Lara Chaplin: Even with the madness on show so far, we're still going to end up with Merc 1-2 aren't we? Unless... Cheeky penalty for Bottas?
JV Tossh: Unpopular opinion I'm sure, but I think Russell should get a penalty. What is he doing accelerating then slowing down in the middle of the pack. Completely senseless decision.
Alex Albon, fourth just behind the Ferrari of Charles Leclerc, will sniff an opportunity to score big when this race restarts, especially with Red Bull team-mate Max Verstappen already out of the race.
Others to look out for include Racing Point's Lance Stroll up to fifth and McLaren's Lando Norris in eighth.
We have had nine laps so far. Eight and three-quarters of those have been under safety car conditions.
Bottas: "So what happened at the restart?"
Mercedes pit wall: "I think it was people going before you'd gone, so they all concertinaed into each other."
The pitlane is a flurry of activity. The mechanics are patching up their cars. Those in midfield have the most to do. The Mercedes of Valtteri Bottas and Lewis Hamilton were far enough up the road to be safe, but most of the other teams were caught up in that restart smash to varying degrees.
Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live
I don't blame Bottas. If he didn't know the safety car was coming in until the final corner then he had no other option.
It was not the ideal restart but it was the sensible option for him. We have seen Hamilton do that in the past.
I don't know how the drivers at the back thought they were racing.
You hope that the marshalls at Mugello are fully prepped for this. They are obviously not used to the demands of an F1 weekend and now they have a massive to-do list to clear the track in preparation for a restart.
"Oh my god. That was dangerous."