Massa wins but Hamilton leads the way

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At the end of 65 laps at Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya, Massa claimed his second successive race win - and fourth of his career with Ferrari - to move up to third in the drivers' standings.

However, in claiming the runner-up spot for the third race in a row, Britain's rookie sensation Hamilton now leads the way in the title race.

With Alonso third and Raikkonen retiring early, Hamilton heads into the illustrious Monaco Grand Prix in a fortnight's time with a two-point cushion over Alonso and three to Massa.

BMW-Sauber's Robert Kubica claimed fourth, with Red Bull Racing's David Coulthard a superb fifth for his best finish since last August's Hungarian Grand Prix.

The Williams of Nico Rosberg and Renault's Heikki Kovalainen came in sixth and seventh, while Takuma Sato was eighth to give Super Aguri their first point since entering F1 at the start of last year.