Marc Priestley
F1 commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's a time penalty once you have had the black and white flag it's a slam dunk penalty of five seconds.

This will really frustrate Max because he can't go for that fastest lap point and not risk track limits.

Lance Stroll is ahead of his Aston Martin team-mate Fernando Alonso in sixth spot.

Five-second team penalty for Yuki Tsunoda for his tussle with Zhou Guanyu.

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"Tell Lance not to worry, I just want to build a gap with the cars behind."

Stewards are going to look at the Zhou Guanyu-Yuki Tsunoda battle from a few laps ago.

The Red Bull man is 18 seconds ahead of Lewis Hamilton in the Mercedes, so a time penalty wouldn't be a disaster for Max Verstappen. Still, he questions on the team radio why he has been given the black and white flag in the first place.

Black and white flag is dished out to Max Verstappen for exceeding track limits.

Who is going to come out on top between the Mercedes of Russell and the Red Bull of Perez? Ding, ding, we want a good, clean fight for the end of this race.

George Russell's gap to Sergio Perez in the hunt for the final podium spot is 5.203 seconds.

Zhou Guanyu tries a move on the outside of Yuki Tsunoda but the Alfa Romeo has to back out and runs off the track.

"He pushed me off man!" says Zhou on the team radio. The Chinese driver stays in 10th, Tsunoda lives to fight another day in ninth.

One podium place looks to be safe for Mercedes but what about the other one? Third-placed George Russell has apparently been told on the radio that Sergio Perez is coming in the next few laps... so watch out!

Max Verstappen is charging to the finish line with a 16-second golden ticket in his hands. His Red Bull team-mate Sergio Perez clocks the fastest lap and is spying George Russell's third place for that final podium spot.

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Andrew Benson
BBC Sport’s chief F1 writer

There was some bad blood between Alonso and Ocon when they were team-mates last year. Alonso got very upset about Ocon for over-zealous defence. He will not have been impressed by that.

The crowd absolutely loved that bit of extra spice as Fernando Alonso ran wide on track to avoid the Alpine of Ocon and a nasty ending to his Spanish Grand Prix.

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Marc Priestley
F1 commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

Perez is losing lap-time and now Hamilton can take whatever his preferred tyre is now.

"These hard tyres have no grip. Just sliding everywhere."

Esteban Ocon defends aggressively from his old Alpine team-mate Fernando Alonso. Can't wait to hear what Alonso has to say on the team radio...

Russell: "Will we catch him at this rate?"

Engineer: "Yeah we will catch him at this rate."

Lewis Hamilton, get yourself into the pits. Softly, softly for Mercedes as the seven-time world champion's car turns red.

George Russell is banking fastest laps as the Mercedes drivers eyes a podium finish in Spain. Fernando Alonso makes another overtake in front of the home crowd, this time Yuki Tsunoda is dispatched.

Fernando Alonso clears the Alfa Romeo of Zhou Guanyu and the Alpine of Pierre Gasly finally sees McLaren of Oscar Piastri in his mirrors instead after trying to find a way through on the Australian for the last 10 laps.