Ross Brawn says the crash between Valtteri Bottas and George Russell in the Emilia Romagna GP is a tricky one to call, but F1's director of motorsport nevertheless believes the Mercedes driver left his rival with "nowhere to go". Bottas and Russell made contact halfway through Sunday's race when the latter attempted to pass the former as the pair barreled down at full speed towards Tamburello. Russell positioned his car on the damp part of the track, lost control and spun into Bottas, a move that sent both cars into the barriers and spread a field of debris across the track, forcing the race to be halted. Russell and Bottas mutually blamed each other for the costly run-in while...
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