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Good afternoon, all, and welcome to our LIVE coverage of the Italian Grand Prix, where Lewis Hamilton starts on pole, just ahead of his disgruntled Mercedes colleague Nico Rosberg in second.

Formula 1 | Italian Grand Prix
Autodromo di Monza | 07.09.2014
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The Editorial Team

Updated 07/09/2014 at 13:34 GMT


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What a terrific afternoon of racing. Thanks for your company this afternoon - hope you enjoyed the race as much as I did.
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Hamilton lifts his trophy, his team celebrate; Rosberg gets a mixed reaction; and Massa leaps off his perch to wave his prize at the crowd.
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Flags of all countries (and Ferrari) are waving on the track. It's beautiful to see.
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And then the team's national anthem...
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The drivers head out to great acclaim, and 'God Save The Queen' plays.
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Rosberg and Hamilton both hug Massa. They are pointedly ignoring each other.
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The track is invaded with Ferrari flags flying, although clearly they did not have a great weekend.
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So Bottas took fourth, with the Red Bulls of Ricciardo and Vettel in fifth and sixth. Kevin Magnussen finished seventh, but he'll be bumped down once that penalty is applied.
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"I'm so happy!" declares Massa, and indeed he does sound both chuffed and choked, although that might be the quality of the radio.
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"That's a great result for the team, but certainly for my side of the garage a real shame," says Rosberg, giving with one hand and taking with the other.
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"Nice work, Lewis, get in there pal - beautifully recovered," his team tell him over the radio.
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Rosberg is close behind him, and Massa takes third - his first podium finish this year!
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Hamilton is across the line and takes the Italian Grand Prix!
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Replay shows an evident problem with Kvyat's car, and he did incredibly well at high speed to avoid the barriers.
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Final lap! Rosberg is pushing and closing the gap.
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Kvyat was pushing hugely and he missed that Turn One!
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Race stewards are going to investigate that Gutierrez/Grosjean incident after the race.
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Magnussen is struggling hugely now as his tyres wear down and he continues to push, remembering that five-second penalty he'll have applied at the end.
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Perez is attacking Magnussen now.
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Gutierrez seems to have picked up a puncture thanks to some odd weaving around and colliding with Grosjean.