Alexander Albon might have missed out on his first F1 podium on Sunday, but the Red Bull driver can still hold his head up high according to team boss Christian Horner. Albon started the Brazilian Grand Prix from fifth place on the grid and benefitted from the retirements of Valtteri Bottas and both Ferraris. He was running in second place behind team mate Max Verstappen when the race restarted following a late safety car. Lewis Hamilton had stopped for fresh tyres under the caution and was much faster than those around him when racing resumed - but in his haste to catch the race leader, he clumsily made contact with Albon who was sent spinning. Albon clash 'completely my fault' says...
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