Although Charlie Whiting acknowledges Esteban Ocon was in his right to unlap himself at the Brazilian GP, he reckons the Force India should not have fought to do it. Ocon was the main headline after Sunday's 71-lap grand prix as he crashed into race leader Max Verstappen while trying to unlap himself. The Force India driver was a lap down and felt he had the pace needed to easily pass Verstappen and gain back the lap. However, in the process the two made contact and spun. Verstappen lost the win while Ocon was handed a 10-second stop-go penalty. 'He's absolutely allowed to unlap himself,' Whiting said. 'That's clear, it's happened many times in the past. 'However, you would expect it to be...
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