Verstappen wins Imola classic as Norris makes podium
Race suspended after Bottas & Russell suffer huge crash
Hamilton recovers to second after spin
Furious exchange between Russell and Bottas
Verstappen leads after robust overtake on Hamilton during wet start
Latifi crashes out, Schumacher crashes under safety car
Penalties for Perez and Vettel
Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
I am more excited for this than the average race. It is a circuit where we have seen incidents in the dry. It could still be a one-stop race if the drivers can get through the intermediate period at the start.
But looks like some cars are starting on full wets.
Bad news for Sebastian Vettel. They haven't fixed his brake issue in time and it's a pitlane start for him. At least he's still in the race though.
Oh this is going to be good! Who knows what is going to happen over the next two hours? Stay with us to find out.
"So, Lewis, expecting maybe another little shower maybe 10 minutes in, but it's only going to be light," Hamilton is told by his engineer Pete Bonnington.
Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
The wettest part is the first sector. That is where they are going to be coming in all bunched together. It looks like you need full wet tyres to get through there.
But if you put the wets on you will chew them up in sector two and three and will be done after two laps.
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Cactus Jack: This is chaos.
And that win for Lewis Hamilton in the opener has helped Mercedes to a 13-point lead in the Constructors' Championship.
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Jack Nicholls
BBC Radio 5 Live F1 commentator
This is fantastic. Some of the track is soaking wet, some bone dry and some a little damp. We will have 63 laps of fascinating, fascinating racing.
Jennie Gow
BBC Radio 5 live pit-lane reporter
I can't say I have been more excited for an F1 race - maybe ever. Is that going too far?
We're up and running on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra so press the play button at the top to listen to our superb team of Jack Nicholls, Jolyon Palmer, Jennie Gow and Andrew Benson.
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Lando Norris speaking to Sky Sports: "It is tricky. It is full wet at Turn Two but dry at the back. It will be a tricky start. It makes it more exiting. It is more challenging for us. It will be a lot of fun as long as I keep it on the road."
Then comes a brilliant rendition of the Italian national anthem following a fly-by with the planes producing an aerial Italian flag.
There's always something really, really special about an F1 race in Italy.
Now it's time for Formula 1's We Race As One gesture - a black and white emotive, brilliant video featuring all 20 drivers is shown.
Some drivers then take the knee, while others choose to remain standing.
There are houses that line the Imola circuit in the northern Italy countryside and we're seeing some incredible pictures of people up on the roofs of their homes desperately trying to get a glimpse of the action.
Remember, sadly, it's another race officially behind closed doors.
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Bob McFeil: Rain, rain, don’t go away, I’m so glad you didn’t come yesterday!
Some work going on on the car of Lewis Hamilton as well. The mechanics aren't as panicky as the Aston Martin ones. One to monitor.
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The brakes on fire issue is a problem for both the Aston Martins and the team are working frantically to fix the cars of both Stroll and Vettel.
Both men are absolutely fine and completely unhurt, but not ideal preparation 25 minutes before the race.
Will we even have 20 starters?
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