Romain Grosjean says he is "struggling to understand" why he was handed a penalty for his clash with Esteban Ocon at the start of the Brazilian Grand Prix. Grosjean lost control of his Haas car at Turn 5 on the opening lap of the race, hitting the Force India, which was sent into the barriers and out of the race. It was Ocon's first retirement in Formula 1. Stewards deemed that Grosjean had been at fault and imposed a 10-second time penalty. Although Grosjean apologised to Ocon for the accident, the Frenchman was baffled as to why he was penalised, as he believed it was a simple racing incident. The Haas driver also reckoned he spun because he had a puncture. Speaking in a video...
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