Top three are as you were, with Max Verstappen, Carlos Sainz and Sergio Perez.

Oscar Piastri as a Mercedes on his papaya rear wing and is trying to keep hold of his eighth place.

Here goes Perez on Sainz...

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Lando Norris gave the sixth place back to Alex Albon and stays in seventh place.

Nulla Pax: I was half expecting to be asleep on the settee by now. Plenty of interest so far despite the obvious win/winner

Lando Norris goes for the move on Alex Albon but that pass doesn't quite work out for the McLaren man and he ends up off the track at the first chicane. Did Albon push his mate Norris off? Lando seems to think so on the team radio.

Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 Live

He's (Albon) very, very good on his defensive driving, that's how he's played pretty much all of his points for Williams so far and it's what he's having to do again. He's got a car that can qualify quite well but the race pace isn't quite as strong, the good thing is the straight-line speed is very strong for Albon and he's still there in sixth. This would be a huge result for the Williams team.

"Now we're screwed because I don't know how these tyres are going to last."

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The papaya cars are close to the Williams of Alex Albon, mind. Can he swat away the threat of not one, but two McLarens?

Lewis Hamilton is on the Mercedes team radio and complaining about his medium tyres is the topic of choice.

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McLaren, meanwhile, are trying to inform Lando Norris what is happening in front of him. Helpful advice, surely? "Yeah, yeah. I can see what you see," says the Briton.

Leave Lando alone.

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Alex Albon has made the journey back to the position he started the race in and is told his P6 is looking good as the 27-year-old is managing things perfectly - and the McLarens behind him are struggling.

Rosanna Tennant
5 Live F1 reporter

I think there might be a risk of not making it to the end, it's going to be tricky to get everybody to the chequered flag without pitting again.

Max Verstappen clocks another fastest lap of the race and his seven-second advantage over the Ferrari of polesitter Carlos Sainz is in no danger of being wiped out.

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"He pushed me off!"

1. Max Verstappen

2. Carlos Sainz

3. Sergio Perez

4. Charles Leclerc

5. George Russell

6. Alex Labon

7. Lando Norris

8. Oscar Piastri

9. Lewis Hamilton

10. Fernando Alonso

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"He's not leaving me any space."

Jolyon Palmer
Former Renault driver on BBC Radio 5 Live

Little bit naughty that one from Leclerc, putting Perez slightly off the road coming into the second chicane.

Charles Leclerc is on the ropes and taking some bruising blows from the Red Bull. Throw the towel in, Ferrari, Sergio Perez has got you. Checo is in the final podium place.

One lap later and Charles Leclerc has to put his Ferrari in the thick of the fight with Sergio Perez. The Red Bull driver is trying to find a way through and it looks like the pair touch wheels, but Perez and Leclerc live to battle it out in the same places - Leclerc in third and Perez in fourth.

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"There's a long way to go on this damn tyre man."

The Red Bull of Sergio Perez is beating on the Ferrari door of Charles Leclerc. The tifosi don't want to see another driver lose a place and Leclerc just about keeps Checo at bay. But for how long?

Rosanna Tennant
5 Live F1 reporter

We've just heard that there's no further investigation with the McLaren incident. Is this the moment perhaps that these team-mates start to have a little bit of beef between them, it's all been pretty civil so far this season.