Thanks to his second successive win of the season, Kimi Antonelli becomes the youngest leader of the world championship in F1 history at the age of 19 - he's just stacking up the records this year.

The top three are now in the cooldown room and it's combination we've never seen before, with Antonelli, Oscar Piastri and Charles Leclerc watching the highlights unfold on the big screen.

Leclerc watches his scrap with team-mate Lewis Hamilton and acknowledges the pair almost made contact.

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Jake: McLaren, Mercedes and Ferrari all battling it out = Perfection

Engineer: "Well done Oscar, chequered flag. Good job, P2. Did not think I'd be sat here frustrated that a safety car cost you a win but that is a really phenomenal weekend, amazing job."

Piastri: "Wow. Turns out when we start these things, we're pretty good. Well done everybody, that was a great weekend. We've still got a little bit of time to find but well done everyone, we deserve that and lets find some more pace. We'll be doing this a hell of a lot more often."

So George Russell has to settle for fourth place in the end. He did pass Charles Leclerc late on for P3 but the clock had run out when the Ferrari driver made his instant overtake.

Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton end their Suzuka weekends in the same place they started in - fifth and sixth - after some good battling between the two at the end.

Congratulations to Pierre Gasly, who held off the Red Bull of Max Verstappen to stay in seventh place, with the Dutchman finishing P8 following his Q2 knoxkout yesterday.

The final two points places went to Racing Bulls' Liam Lawson, who qualified P14, in ninth and Audi's Gabriel Bortoleto in 10th.

Ian: Antonelli the new Hamilton.

John: Just won the race, youngest leader of a WDC in F1 history, yet still manages to remember to thank the factory workers in Brackley. Antonelli is a pretty cool guy.

Engineer: "Get in there Kimi! Good effort man!"

Antonelli: "Woohoo! Let's go man! I was lucky with the safety car but the race was unbelievable at the end."

Engineer: "Yeah pace was really good on that hard tyre, but yeah we really dodged a bullet today."

Antonelli: "Thank you everyone, thank you all the boys and girls in Brackley. What car, thank you so much."

Alice Powell
British racing driver on BBC Radio 5 Live

Hamilton has done the exact same to Lando Norris. So Lando went down the inside at the chicane and Hamilton has pretty much done the same move that Leclerc did on Russell.

Kimi Antonelli is cruising out at the front of the field. The safety car came just at the right time for the 19-year-old and now he's on his way to becoming a championship leader.

Is there time for George Russell to make another pass at Charles Leclerc for third spot? Time is running out.

And now Lando Norris makes his overtake stick down at Turn One and the world champion returns to his P5 starting positon.

The Ferraris are coming under attack from George Russell and the McLaren of Lando Norris.

First, Russell passes Leclerc for third place into the chicane but the Monegasque man is back in front after a lovely move on the Mercedes. Leclerc is on the podium, Russell goes to fourth.

Lewis Hamilton is trading spots with reigning title holder Norris. He's holding onto fifth for now but the Briton is ready to pounce again.

Alice Powell
British racing driver on BBC Radio 5 Live

When Mercedes is out in front, it is the fastest car. Certainly, he [Antonelli] has had the luck because the safety car can be timed perfectly for him.

"We just need to look after the car, bring it home."

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Kimi Antonelli will lead the drivers' championship by the time we arrive in Miami in May as he edges closer to another race victory. The teenager is 14 seconds ahead of Oscar Piastri with only a couple of laps to go at Suzuka.

Jennie Gow
F1 pit-lane reporter at Suzuka

Good news, Oliver Bearman has come down to the Haas garage. He's just walked around, shaking hands with some of his team. He's not limping as heavily as before.

The stewards had noted Lewis Hamilton for leaving the track and gaining an advantage but have decided to take no further action.

Lando Norris thinks now is the time to deploy some extra power and to try to pass the Ferrari driver but the world champion is denied.

Alice Powell
British racing driver on BBC Radio 5 Live

Gabriel Bortoleto seems to have lost some pace during this race. He was looking fairly strong, could be similar to Hamilton and potentially taken a little bit too much out of his tyres at the restart on the safety car.

The chase is on between Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton after the seven-time world champion's skip over the chicane a few moments ago. The McLaren is trying to hunt down Hamilton but another goes lap by and the Ferrari driver stays in fifth.

Norris: "Yeah, he needs to give the position."

Engineer: "We're on it."

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Lewis Hamilton suffers a lock-up and misses the chicane as he continues his race in fifth place. World champion Lando Norris is in sixth and thinks the Ferrari driver should give up the position. The McLaren pit wall tell the Briton they're looking into it.