Webber picks up some extra rubber on his tyres on his slowing down lap to make sure he is over the minimum weight. And punches the air as he climbs out of his car in Parc Ferme.

Alonso gets a huge cheer from the home crowd as he steps out of his car.

So, certainly not as boring a race as we feared but Red Bull's dominance, in Webber's hands at least, was undeniable.

Thank you for joining us, keep checking ESPNF1 for all the post-race reaction and we'll be back in a week's time for the Monaco Grand Prix. Don't forget, the first practice session starts on Thursday not Friday.

Lap 66

Webber now on his final lap and should win with ease from Alonso and Vettel. The Spanish crowd are loving it.

Webber wins the Spanish Grand Prix, a fantastic race by him and Alonso comes through for second.

Vettel takes the final step on the podium, nursing that car home.

Liuzzi stops on the final lap but was out of the points. Schumacher fourth, Button fifth, Massa sixth.

Alguersuari picks up the last point in front of his home crowd.

Lap 65

Hamilton off at turn 3 due to a puncture. It was that left front tyre I pointed out earlier, it let go mid corner with just one lap remaining. He's in the barriers but ok.

Lap 64

Schumacher looks comfortable in fifth now. Button is more likely to come under pressure from Massa in the closing stages, than make a pass on the Mercedes.

Lap 63

Vettel is using the gears to engine brake the car into corners. But his laps are only about 2 seconds slower than the front runners.

Lap 62

Vettel runs wide at turn 10 as the car struggles under braking. He's told the situation is critical. And is taking it very easily now.