Good afternoon, all, and welcome to our LIVE coverage of the Spanish Grand Prix.

Right, that's that for this weekend. Thanks for your company - see you in Monaco!

Time for Nico Rosberg to look happy on the podium.

Hamilton congratulates his team-mate. Nice to see.

A grumpy Sebastian Vettel finishes over half a minute behind the pair of them, with Valtteri Bottas in fourth and Kimi Raikkonen in fifth.

Rosberg takes the flag, and Hamilton follows behind him.

And there's contact between Sainz and Kvyat!

And the pack cruise into the final lap, with the Merc one-two looking nailed on.

It's going to be a bit of a procession in these final two laps barring mishaps. Raikkonen is still poking at Bottas, but a second behind.

Massa, in sixth, is a minute and 15 seconds behind Rosberg in first. The chasm in car capacity is overwhelming.

And Sainz is past his team-mate and into tenth - and the points.

Sainz and Verstappen are having a good little fight in the playpen for tenth place.

Hamilton is now less than 13 seconds behind Rosberg - but unless he can lap three seconds quicker than Rosberg from now until the end, he's still going to finish second.

Raikkonen is now less than half a second behind Bottas - does he have enough laps left to make the final move?

Hamilton is still lapping faster than Rosberg, though, still fastest on the track.

Raikkonen is in DRS range of Bottas. He's less than a second behind.

Hamilton's team tell him he's not going to catch Rosberg, and to consolidate the position. "Is it impossible?" he keeps asking. They keep saying yes. He doesn't seem to want to accept it.

Maybe Bottas and Raikkonen can add some interest into these closing ten laps. Everyone has been lapped up to Massa in sixth.

Vettel is shouting about blue flags again, but at least he isn't singing.

And now a 1:28.270. He's 18 seconds behind Rosberg.

Fastest lap for Hamilton - 1:28.401.