Hamilton wins, Verstappen 2nd, Bottas 3rd
Verstappen took 2nd early on from Hamilton as Bottas led before champion fought back
Raikkonen out after Alfa Romeos collide
Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Baffling that he [Hamilton] didn't know that he [Perez] was already leading the race. It is surprising because we heard Bottas being told he was unsafe to Perez out front but maybe Hamilton didn't get the message or didn't know it was Perez he was coming up to.
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Chris, Belfast: If someone told me Mazepin was doing this race on foot, I would absolutely believe them.
Roddi: I want to hear someone do a good impression of James Hunt commenting on Mazepin's driving...
This is going to be a third successive finish in the top five for Lando Norris after coming fourth in Bahrain and third at Imola.
"Hamilton: "Blue flags."
Mercedes: "Nope, you're racing [Perez], he's yet to stop."
Did Hamilton think he had the race lead when he was in fact behind Perez, albeit with the Red Bull man only ahead because he hadn't pitted?
Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
Fernando Alonso passes Daniel Ricciardo for ninth, really nice move. He is charging. He is on the hard tyres and at this race is going to make it a nice double points finish for his team.
Nikita Mazepin gets a five-second penalty for ignoring blue flags and failing to get out of the way when then-leader Sergio Perez was trying to pass him.
Seems a pretty pointless penalty though as Mazepin is already last. Surely a more fitting punishment would be something taken over to the next race.
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Chris: Toto on Bottas' radio twice in two weeks. In other words it's time to deliver Bottas!
Beaver, Paisley: What can teams do to cut the pit stop times?
Gordon: Based on Mazepin's performance in the first three races he's unlikely to complete the season and will be replaced.
Lewis Hamilton doesn't wait for Sergio Perez to pit for him to retake the lead. The Red Bull man, on the mediums he began the race with, is unable to hold off a Hamilton charge on the straight and it's Hamilton's race to lose now.
"It's the rear tyres. Rear tyres first."
Sergio Perez still hoping for a safety car as he charges around in the lead. Completely see why Red Bull have left him out, but he's losing pace and may lose the lead anyway with Lewis Hamilton within two seconds now.
Perez leads (well, sort of) as he hasn't stopped. He'll drop to fourth when he does.
McLaren: "Gap to Leclerc is 2.9."
Norris: "Yeah. just let me drive."
Nikita Mazepin continues to annoy other drivers, this time he does not move over and blocks off temporary leader Sergio Perez.
Mazepin last, Schumacher 18th then come the two Williams with Latifi in 17th and Russell in 16th.
"Ok Checo, we're looking at Plan A, plus 10. Plan A, plus 10."
Jennie Gow
BBC Radio 5 live pit-lane reporter
I find these insights so fascinating from Toto Wolff. There is a relationship between Bottas and Wolff where Bottas said I want you to give me this seminal moments, give me advice and encouragement, that is what he just did.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff gets on the radio to give Valtteri Bottas a message "you're the fastest car Valtteri, hunt him down".
You know what, I love that from Wolff. Bottas very much seems like he needs some support and some encouragement when he could be feeling pretty disheartened.
"Both Mercedes more aggressive at Turn Eight. Mid-exit, Turn Eight. So start to adopt that, Max."
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Will, Leeds: I like Bottas, I want him to do well, but whenever he gets overtaken he never looks likely to take the place back! It's bizarre!
"This tyre is really resilient. You're the fastest man on track. You can really push it."
Jennie Gow
BBC Radio 5 live pit-lane reporter
Looking at Carlos Sainz. He slipped onto the medium tyres on lap 22. I just wonder, are those mediums going to survive until the end of the race?
How long can Perez go on for? He's still on the same tyres 43 laps in as he was.
Still, I'm sure he's having a great time being out in front of everyone, even though if he knows he needs something to go wrong for either Hamilton, Verstappen or Bottas to get on the podium.