Yuki Tsunoda and Lance Stroll were predictably at odds with each other over who was responsible for a clash in the Sao Paulo Grand Prix for which both drivers paid a price. The tussle occurred on lap 4 when Tsunoda - the only driver to start his race on the soft compound tyre - made a move up the inside of Stroll at the first corner. But contact ensued between the two cars, with the AlphaTauri driver forced to put for a new front wing while Stroll was able to continue despite suffering floor damage only to retire later in the day. "Car 22 was slipstreaming car 18 along the front straight and was considerably faster on the inside at turn one," read the stewards' report....
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