Brendon Hartley believes the Brazilian Grand Prix was one of his best races in Formula 1, as he finished narrowly outside of the points-paying positions. Hartley, who faces an uncertain future amid reports linking Alexander Albon with a 2019 seat, was eliminated in Q1 but rose to take 11th place. It came after a terse radio communication amid confusion over team orders, with Pierre Gasly eventually allowing Hartley through, the pair having run different strategies. “That was a really good race for me, it’s annoying you don’t get to score points as a reward, but there weren’t any retirements at the front to capitalise on,” he said. “I started on the...
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