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Esteban Ocon fancies having a nibble at Lewis Hamilton but the Mercedes holds firm and stays in sixth.
George Russell is back in the the pits. A clean set of boots are on. Red boots...
Summary
Max Verstappen claims fourth win of season for Red Bull after title rival Charles Leclerc retires in Ferrari
Verstappen moves into lead of drivers' standings on 110 points; Leclerc on 104
Sergio Perez P2 for Red Bull, George Russell P3 for Mercedes. Carlos Sainz P4 for Ferrari
Lewis Hamilton P5 for Mercedes despite lap-one collision with Haas' Kevin Magnussen
Guanyu Zhou retires for Alfa Romeo
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Nulla Pax: Teams do team stuff. It is a team game. Full respect to Perez for a good days work.
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Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto, speaking to Sky Sports: "It is certainly a hard day. I was listening to Charles and we do need to look at the positives. It could be a long season. It has happened to the others and today it has happened to us."
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Charles Leclerc who had to retire from the race lead: "I don't know anything more than what happened. I had no indications and then it broke.
"It is a shame. In those moments I believe there is nothing else I can do except look at the positives which there are plenty.
"It gives me the confidence for the rest of the season. On the other hand we will look at this issue."
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Let's hear what Charles Leclerc and Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto had to say...
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The camera did a full 360 spin as Lewis Hamilton came into the pits. It was freaky.
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It's happened already.
A new race leader. Max Verstappen.
He says thanks to Checo.
Team radio - Perezpublished at 15:16 British Summer Time 22 May 2022
"You are on a different strategy to Max. He is quicker. We let him through."
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Tanya Smith: Very unfair....that's a huge understatement.
Kayleigh: No Red Bull, no no that was so not right
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Sergio Perez is told he's on a different plan to Max Verstappen, so shift out the way if he's quicker.
Checo says "that's unfair" but he will play ball.
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Charles Leclerc has the chance to bounce back straight away as we're racing again next weekend.
But then it's Monaco. So...
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Marc Priestley
Former F1 mechanic on BBC Radio 5 LivePerez six seconds ahead of Verstappen. Verstappen will now try and close in on Perez. Is Perez going to be allowed to win this Grand Prix? I would be hugely surprised but we will wait and see.
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Charles Leclerc is chatting to Sky Sports and says he's trying to look on the positive side of the weekend for Ferrari.
Top fivepublished at 15:11 British Summer Time 22 May 2022
1. Sergio Perez (Red Bull)
2. Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
3. George Russell (Mercedes)
4. Valtteri Bottas (Alfa Romeo)
5. Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
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Brand new medium compounds for Verstappen. Fresh.
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Jack Nicholls
BBC Radio 5 Live F1 commentatorMax Verstappen's soft tyres are shredded. Absolutely shredded. But he's still going out there its still in the window but not absolutely in the window to pit now and come out in front of Russell.
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A Red Bull is told to "box, box". It's Max Verstappen.
Sergio Perez is out in front and is now joined in the one-two positions by team-mate Verstappen, who goes through on the Mercedes of George Russell.
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From starting at the back of the grid to reaching the points by lap 44. Not a bad day's work from the 40-year-old Alpine driver.
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A wave from Pastor Maldonado, who is sitting in the paddock watching the action on the big screens.
Fernando Alonso passes Sebastian Vettel and takes ninth spot as the German Aston Martin driver finally comes into the pits.