Hello, and welcome to our LIVE coverage of the Italian Grand Prix.

Well, this clearly isn't over - stay tuned to Eurosport for the latest updates. See you next time round.

Lowe: "With an abundance of caution, because we haven't done anything wrong, we thought let's make a gap."

Paddy Lowe of Mercedes: "We don't understand it. We've been summoned to the stewards. We'll gather and explain it...All I know is we set our pressures fully supervised by the Pirelli engineer. He was perfectly happy with them as they were set."

George Lucas is doing the podium interviews. It's...surreal.

Presumably Hamilton hasn't been told about the car and tyre issues yet. He lifts his trophy aloft.

Well, they're doing the anthems anyway, on the bizarre little ledge holding the podium above the crowd, but that leaves us with an intriguing potential off-track denouement.

Interesting - Jonathan Noble is reporting on Twitter: "Mercedes under investigation for tyre pressure rule breach. Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton were under minimum tyre pressures at race start."

Niki Lauda has literally no idea what's been going on this afternoon.

Felipe Massa declares, "I'm too old for this!" His team reply, "Rubbish, mate, we're just getting started."

Toto Wolff is refusing to give any more information about the worries over Hamilton's car. Presumably an engine issue? Who knows?

Success comes in all shapes and sizes. Well done, Marussia.

"Well done, Seb, you deserve this!" his engineer tells him, met with effusive thanks and exuberant celebratory comments.

"I'll explain everything when I see you," Hamilton's engineer tells him. "Those last few laps were NOT COOL," seethes the race winner, as gracious as always.

And Massa takes third, with Bottas just behind him.