he Haas team have again called into question the consistency of F1's stewarding after Romain Grosjean's penalty for colliding with Esteban Ocon on the Brazilian GP's opening lap. Frenchmen Grosjean and Ocon came together at Turn Six and spun into the run-off area, with stewards ruling the Haas driver lost control of his car and caused the Force India's retirement. However, a perplexed Grosjean claimed after the race that he spun because he had a puncture and duly branded the sanction he received - a 10-second time penalty and two licence penalty points - as "super harsh". I'm sorry for @OconEsteban , but with a puncture (from being hit into turn 1) it's rather difficult to...
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