Just to recap the top 10 order and tyres under the safety car: Verstappen (softs), Norris (hards), Hamilton (softs), Piastri (hards), Russell (mediums), Alonso (softs), Sainz (hards), Perez (softs), Albon (softs) and Leclerc (mediums).
Norris drifts wide at Luffield to give Hamilton the inside line, but the McLaren driver keeps enough of his car ahead to grit it out on the outside to keep second place.
Stroll has been noted for leaving the track and gaining an advantage. He ran over the white line when passing Gasly, and that is a position he will almost certainly be instructed to hand back.
Those McLarens are rapid where it counts around Silverstone with some stellar defensive driving on show from both Norris and Piastri, against Hamilton and Russell respectively.
Norris has cleared out of DRS range of Hamilton as his hard tyres come into their own against the softs. Some excellent defending has paid off for the McLaren driver to push on in second place.
Russell is shown the black and white flag for track limits, so one more and he'll get a five-second penalty, which right now would drop him from fifth to seventh behind Perez and Alonso.
Verstappen is eading to victory now, 3.5s up on Norris with two and a bit laps to go. Norris remains 1.7s ahead of Hamilton, while Piastri is 2.4s further back.
That's Verstappen's sixth straight win and Red Bull's 11th win in a row. Norris takes his first and McLaren's first podium since the 2022 Emilia Romagna GP.
Piastri was very unlucky with the timing of the safety car and finishes fourth, which is still the best result of his rookie season. Russell takes fifth ahead of Perez and Alonso.
Verstappen on his start: "I was doing a bit of drifting on Thursday with marketing and I felt like I was doing it today. We'll look into it as it wasn't very good. Lando had a lot of pace today."
Norris on his second place: "Pretty insane, pretty amazing. The team did an amazing job, so big thanks to them. But the team put me on hard tyres at the pitstop, I don't know why, they are still beginners at some things!"
Norris, trying and failing to punch a fly mid-answer, on his hard tyres over the softs at the end: "They just wanted to give me a test I guess. That's what Zak said, he probably called the shots on that one! I wanted the softs, it made more sense with the safety car, but I don't care, I am P2!"
Hamilton on his podium: "I didn't do it, the crowd did it! A big thank you to everyone for supporting and the energy which I felt. That's the reason I got up there. Also I want to say a big congratulations to Lando and McLaren."
The fans have flooded on to the track for the podium ceremony. No British national anthem this year, but two home heroes either side of the winner - something for everyone.
