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Lap 65: That puts Hamilton back up to fourth and Webber down to fifth.
Lap 64: Hamilton makes it stick and Weber can't do anything about it with DRS on the way into the next lap.
Lap 64: Hamilton sends a bold move on Webber into Turn 12.
Lap 64: Hamilton is looking for his opportunity as the blue flags come out for the chaos ahead.
Lap 64: Meantime, Rosberg has rapidly worked his way through all of them while the squabble was happening. He clears the lot and moves up to ninth.
Lap 64: Webber and Hamilton are now catching that epic scrap.
Lap 63: Just behind this, Perez sends a move on Sutil simultaneously for 14th and squeezes through.
Lap 63: Webber and Hamilton are the men to watch up front as they push eachother on in a battle for fourth. There's one second between them.
Lap 63: Buemi makes a move on Kobayashi and takes eighth into Turn 1. Alguersuari tries to follow him through but spins.
Lap 62: Tagging onto the back of this train is Sutil and Perez. They are two laps down but battling over 14th place.
Lap 62: Di Resta is clearing off now in seventh, leaving Kobayashi now to fend off attack from Buemi and Alguersuari.
Lap 62: Vettel is making no impression on Button at this stage and the McLaren man looks on course to repeat his 2006 success here in his 200th race
Lap 61: Massa has been into the pits for another set of tyres after losing a lot of pace. He rejoined still in sixth.
Lap 61: Hamilton sets the fastest lap but is now 56.9 seconds behind leader Button.
Lap 61: Di Resta moves to the inside and out-brakes Kobayashi for seventh place going into Turn 1.
Lap 60: Hamilton is now chasing down Webber as the pair try to recover from the unsuccessful switch to intermediates.
Lap 60: Behind this four-car scrap, Rosberg is running several seconds quicker than all of them in 11th and will catch the group easily.
Lap 60: Massa pits for a change of rubber, finding he couldn't make the tyres last another 11 laps.
Lap 60: Buemi is right on the gearbox of di Resta and Alguersuari is there too in 10th.
Lap 60: Alonso has been for a spin but is still secure in a lonely third place.
Lap 60: This is a terrific scrap at the bottom end of the top 10. Di Resta has a go at the Sauber into Turn 1 but Kobayashi holds his line.
Lap 59: Hamilton sends his move into Turn 6, taking fifth and setting off in chase of Webber.
Lap 59: Drops are falling again as di Resta passes Buemi for eighth and is challenging Kobayashi for seventh.
Lap 59: Hamilton also has good grip on his much-fresher rubber and is challenging Massa.
Lap 59: Webber has the DRS on Massa and easily takes over position from the Ferrari.
Lap 55: All that drama has cost Hamilton five places and almost a minute on team-mate Button.
Lap 55: Kobayashi stayed out during that shower, but he is beginning to lose pace in seventh. Buemi, di Resta and Alguersuari are all catching him.
Lap 55: Hamilton emerges just behind the battle between Massa and Webber in a battle that could run to the end.
Lap 54: Hamilton is in to serve his penalty for that dangerous recovery from his Turn 6 spin.
Lap 54: Hamilton is now pushing on his fresh tyres ahead of his drive-through penalty.
Lap 54: Vettel is 5.5 seconds behind in second, with Alonso now up to third in positions that look set for the run to the end.
Lap 53: Rosberg pits and hands seventh to Kobayashi as he takes dry tyres.
Lap 53: Button leads for McLaren and on his rubber to the finish.
Lap 53: Sutil and Kovalainen also come in for dry tyres.
Lap 53: There is a huge gap in the field, so Hamilton is on course for sixth place and a lot of frustration after leading early on.
Lap 53: Petrov comes in from 12th and this will be a switch back to slicks.
Lap 52: All going wrong for Hamilton, who first pits for a change of rubber and will be in again next time to take his penalty.
Lap 52: Alonso drives past Hamilton and the McLaren will surely be back in the pits soon... for his drive-through penalty.
Lap 52: The drops appear to have stopped falling and this will bring those who were hasty back in to get rid of the inters and get dry tyres back on.
Lap 52: This is not working out well for Hamilton either as he is now chased by Alonso on dry rubber.
By: Emlyn Hughes, Geoff Creighton
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