Valtteri Bottas says Max Verstappen's antics at Monza were 'not as fair' as he wanted but in the end the Dutchman received a penalty and he got the podium. Bottas spent much of Sunday's 53-lap Italian Grand Prix chasing Max Verstappen for third place. The Finn's chances, though, seemed to be over when he was asked to spend time holding up Kimi Raikkonen in order to give Lewis Hamilton a shot at winning. He did just that and was therefore the last of the top four to pit. That played into his favour. Bottas hunted down Verstappen and tried to pass him twice, the second almost ending in tears as the Dutchman refused to give him any space, instead moving into Bottas' line and pushing him off...
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