Max Verstappen wins final race of 2020
Valtteri Bottas second, world champion Lewis Hamilton third
Sergio Perez retires in final race for Racing Point
McLaren seal third in constructors' standings
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The virtual safety car, now is a full safety car and loads and loads of drivers dive into the pits for a switch on to the hards. They may have to manage their tyres but that could be the pit stops pretty much done for the day.
Hamilton: "That is going to be a long way on that tyre, man."
"Copy, Lewis. We will still go for it," his engineer replies.
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Quixoticgeek: PEREZ NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
Rob Colley: Perez is not going to win this race.
Er, thanks Rob.
Jack Nicholls
BBC Radio 5 Live F1 commentator
It looks like a mechanical issue for Perez.
That could be the end Racing Point's hope of third in the constructors.
Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
That is huge. It is so damaging for Racing Point. Perez is gutted. It could be his last Formula1 race.
This is a terrible, terrible way for Sergio Perez's season to end. This may be the last race of his career.
He was at the back after engine changes, but his car conks out after only 10 laps.
Winner last week, first out this one.
Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Image source, ReutersMercedes have to try and pincer Verstappen and expose vulnerability on strategy. If there is a window for Bottas to pit I am sure they will. They want to get into range to undercut if they can. If they do that then Hamilton will go long. That is the advantage Mercedes have with two cars at the front to Red Bull's one.
"Now show us your pushing level."
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Tanya Smith: I like Albon, but he needs to pick it up now. He has 50 laps to save his seat. Otherwise we may see Perez in that seat next year.
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Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Ocon is really struggling early on.
This is making yesterday's Manchester derby look like a classic at the moment.
Stay with us. It will get better.
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Chris Wignall: Yawn. Another Abu classic in store. The only interesting race at this track was when Hamilton deliberately drove slowly to back up Rosberg.
Harry: Most boring start five laps we’ve had for ages. No, Lewis Hamilton isn’t leading. It’s Max Verstappen.
Image source, ReutersFinal start of the season is a clean (dull) one...
Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
A beautiful bit of driving from Albon. That is big for him.
Alexander Albon, maybe in the Red Bull for the last time, dives down the inside of Lando Norris at Turn Eight, Norris briefly retakes fourth, but can't make it stick and Albon is fourth.
Red Bull one and four, Mercedes two and three, McLaren five and six.
"Do you have pace in hand, Esteban?"
"I do."
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