Lando Norris cruised to his first victory of the season after winning the Hungarian Grand Prix.
The Brit finished 15 seconds quicker than Red Bull's Max Verstappen in second place.
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Title leader Kimi Antonelli took the final spot on the podium and continues to lead the world championship by 50 points.
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc was fourth, with his teammate Lewis Hamilton in fifth. Hamilton was in the battle for third place, but received a five-second penalty for speeding in the pit lane, which placed him behind his teammate as a result.
He said afterwards: "I'm not really sure why we stopped at the end.
"I got the call right at the pit-lane entry and I didn't have time to debate it. You put your faith in the team.
"I would never have stopped if it meant I'd give up track position. We should have stayed out. I need to go and see why the team pulled me in."
Isack Hadjar finished the race in sixth in the Red Bull, with Mercedes' George Russell behind.
Russell suffered with an anti-stall issue at the start of the race on the line, but managed to work himself up the order.
"I was on the throttle holding the revs, and then all of a sudden, about four seconds before the lights went out, the engine just started revving all over the place," Russell said.
"I was reacting with my throttle, and it was doing nothing. So, the engine wasn't reacting to the throttle."