Force India’s Esteban Ocon has defended his decision to un-lap himself at the Brazilian Grand Prix, having caused a collision that compromised race leader Max Verstappen. Ocon went around the outside of leader Verstappen at the Senna S and the two came to blows through the second apex of the complex. Verstappen expressed his frustration on the radio at the incident and went on to finish a close runner-up to Lewis Hamilton, having sustained floor damage in the incident. Ocon went on to finish in 15th position, having been handed a 10-second stop-and-go penalty and three points on his license by the stewards. Verstappen and Ocon were involved in a confrontation in the FIA weighing area...
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