The Brazilian Grand Prix left fans and pundits with a lot of talking points, with the incident filled race creating a plethora of things to dissect post-race. Mercedes came home to secure not only their first win of the season, courtesy of George Russell, but also their first one-two finish since Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas achieved the feat back in Imola in 2020. This possibility of this happening was almost taken away from the team in the early stages of the race, when Max Verstappen made contact with Hamilton going into the Senna S. Whilst the Dutchman was ahead going into the first turn of the S, it is treated as a collection of separate corners, which means that when Hamilton...
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