Max Verstappen takes record-equalling ninth victory in a row
Sebastian Vettel's consecutive wins record has stood since 2013
Fernando Alonso finishes second, Pierre Gasly takes third
Sergio Perez ends race in fourth after being given five-second time penalty
Verstappen holds 138-point advantage over Perez in drivers' championship
Two-time world champion is undefeated at his home race after winning third straight Dutch Grand Prix
Race red-flagged because of heavy rain on lap 65, Zhou Guanyu hit barriers at Turn One
Perez slipped to sixth after pitting before red flag but restarted in third
George Russell suffers puncture following restart, Charles Leclerc retires with floor damage
Rain changed order on opening lap, Perez pitted early for inters to lead
Polesitter Verstappen regained lead from Perez on lap 13
Safety car out on lap 17 as Logan Sargeant hit barriers in the Williams
Rosanna Tennant
5 Live F1 reporter
It's dry, it's not raining but yes it's greasy out on the start/finish straight but then as I look from the start/finish straight across the paddock to Turn Two and Turn Three, I can see where the cars are going past lots of spray being kicked up. At the moment there is no rain but there is another cloud approaching the track from the seaside.
Clusters of rain in the distance as the cars continue to circulate. A lot of complaints from drivers about how they are struggling to get temperature into their tyres with this slow start.
Zhou Guanyu told Sky Sports after crashing into the barriers in the closing stages of the race: "I was just flat out full speed into the barriers so not much I could do there. In the race there was quite a lot going on and I had good positions, we knew we didn't have the pace for top 10.
"I had given it everything I had and for the safety car I was in the wrong position, everyone was on the soft we were on the medium hoping to go long but with the safety car re-start I couldn't really keep the cars behind.
"I think we were quite quick in the wet conditions but I'm upset to finish like that."
Here we go then. Out goes the safety car with the field behind it.
Jennie Gow
BBC Radio 5 Live pit-lane reporter
They will go around behind the safety car for a few laps, I will be amazed if they get greenlight racing going.
It's going to be a short sharp dash to the end, let's see what they can do.
Drivers are heading out now to get in the order required for the restart.
Jennie Gow
BBC Radio 5 Live pit-lane reporter
They're expecting more rain to follow. There's a lot of people feeling this pause has gone on for longer than it should have. They're obviously going to get racing back as soon as they can but if that band of rain hits before they even get out, that's going to put a downer on everything.
Rosanna Tennant
5 Live F1 reporter
We know that over 300,000 fans are said to have come here over the course of the weekend and let me tell you, the energy is still running high.
Everyone will be on inters behind the safety car, which will stay out for two laps.
A standing start would be nice... but we are not getting one. It will be a rolling start.
1. Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
2. Fernando Alonso (Aston Martin)
3. Sergio Perez (Red Bull)
4. Pierre Gasly (Alpine)
5. Carlos Sainz (Ferrari)
6. Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes)
7. Lando Norris (McLaren)
8. George Russell (Mercedes)
9. Alex Albon (Williams)
10. Oscar Piastri (McLaren)
11. Esteban Ocon (Alpine)
12. Yuki Tsunoda (Alpha Tauri)
13. Lance Stroll (Aston Martin)
14. Nico Hulkenberg (Haas)
15. Valtteri Bottas (Alfa Romeo)
16. Liam Lawson (Alpha Tauri)
17. Kevin Magnussen (Haas)
There's no rain but the wind looks really strong at the moment.
Helmets are going on and engines are firing up.
We have a restart time! Back under way at 16:14 BST.
Drivers are legging it back to their cars now.
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Karly: The entertainment playing “I wanna see the sunshine after the rain” at Zandvoort have got a great sense of humour!
Sam: Quite unbelievable that every team apart from alpine didn’t realise full wets were needed. Seemed so obvious and has ruined a great finale
Alice Powell
British racing driver on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
We found over the course of this weekend that the track has dried pretty quickly, it's still fairly humid out there, 85% humidity. It's 15 degrees, it's not a nice temperature really but it is fairly warm, it does dry up fairly quickly as the nature of this circuit here as the crowd continue to enjoy the music from the DJ.
It feels like now is the time to get out again, if they are going to.
It isn't raining and none is expected for 20 or so minutes.
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Jeremiah Kariuki: With ever changing conditions, this race can keep changing. Looks like only Verstappen is not changing position. I hope we go back to racing for the remainder of laps.
Rosanna Tennant
5 Live F1 reporter
It is lighter, you could go racing in this but I guess it's a case of standing water and those rivers I was talking about running down the sides of the track, we're raring to go out here, the fans are loving it.
The sun is out but the ground still looks very wet. The drivers are out of their cars and just waiting to hear if they will be able to get back out for the eight remaining laps.
Charles Leclerc spoke to Sky Sports after he retired from the race due to damage, he said: "I mean Carlos is doing well at the moment, I think we expected a strong race pace in general even though it's been an extremely difficult race and weekend for us in terms of balance, but yeah for me I can't comment much, after the damage in Lap One it was really difficult."