With 20 laps to go at Interlagos, the Brazilian Grand Prix appeared to be nearing an underwhelming conclusion. Lewis Hamilton was putting pressure on Max Verstappen for the race lead, albeit struggling to draw within the one-second window to get DRS. Sebastian Vettel was marooned in P3. The best of the action would have come courtesy of Charles Leclerc and Valtteri Bottas, who were enjoying a great scrap for fourth, and may have been joined by Alexander Albon following his stop for a set of Softs. And then all hell broke loose, turning a fairly standard race into the most shocking finish to a race this season, even trumping the crazy finish of the German Grand Prix in July. But how did we...
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