Postpublished at 16:49 British Summer Time 18 July 2021
Hamilton trims the lead to 5.5 seconds.
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Lewis Hamilton overtakes Charles Leclerc to claim famous win
Hamilton battles back from 10-sec penalty after crash with Max Verstappen on first lap
Verstappen suffers heavy impact with barriers and taken to hospital for precautionary checks
Hamilton cuts Verstappen's lead in title race to eight points
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Michael Emons
Hamilton trims the lead to 5.5 seconds.
Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Lewis Hamilton is unleashing now!
This is the Hamilton pace we saw over one lap on Friday. Now we're seeing what he can do. He can smell blood from the Ferrari in front.
"Full push to the end," say Ferrari to Leclerc, will that full push be enough?
Lap 43/52
Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
A race ban for Hamilton would be ludicrous but it must hurt Red Bull seeing Hamilton still out on track.
Hamilton will be eating into that Verstappen advantage that he built up over the last couple of races.
Hamilton is on the charge. He can sense an eighth win at Silverstone.
Jack Nicholls
BBC Radio 5 Live F1 commentator
Calling for a race ban for Lewis Hamilton is madness in my opinion.
I don't mind a discussion on five second, 10-second penalty, was it a risky move?
I can see the arguments either way, but it wasn't a reckless, dangerous manoeuvre.
Who wins? Thumbs up for Leclerc, thumbs down for Hamilton
Another quick vote to get involved in. Who wins? Thumbs up for Leclerc, thumbs down for Hamilton
Hamilton closing in on Leclerc fast. Can the Ferrari man hang on to this one, or is Hamilton, even after serving a 10-second penalty going to win this?
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Jennie Gow
BBC Radio 5 live pit-lane reporter at Silverstone
I'm hearing Max Verstappen was feeling lightheaded after the impact, which was big, around 51G, which we are waiting for conformation on.
But a big impact and he's been taken to a local hospital and they are going to do a CT scan on him when he gets there.
A really nasty incident for Verstappen.
Valtteri Bottas moves over and Lewis Hamilton is now second. He's eight seconds behind Charles Leclerc and has 11 laps to get him for a win.
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Ben: Max would have won easy...
Nulla Pax: If I was Max I would be smiling. Mercedes are beatable this season.
Valtteri Bottas gets told to "not hold up" Lewis Hamilton.
The act of a team that doesn't rate Bottas any more?
Sergio Perez gets some mediums tyres on but he's down in 16th so he's going to have to do something to get in the points from here.
We're at lap 39 now, this is how it was at lap 35.
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Max Verstappen has been 'taken to a local hospital for further precautionary tests'.
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This will be Ferrari's first win in 33 races if Charles Leclerc sees this one out
Verstappen is 33 points clear in the drivers' championship and at the moment Hamilton is on course to pick up 16, 15 for being third plus the fastest lap point.
That would leave the Dutchman 17 ahead before we go to Hungary in a fortnight.
Andrew Benson
BBC Sport’s chief F1 writer at Silverstone
Leclerc radio messages are "to do with engine mapping management".