McLaren boss Andreas Seidl says the FIA's decision not to reopen the case involving Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton in Brazil has led to more questions than answers regarding defensive moves by drivers. Verstappen was absolved of any wrongdoing by the stewards following the Red Bull driver's controversial move in Sao Paulo, when he defended in the middle of Interlagos' Turn 4 by running wide and pushing himself and Hamilton off the track. The FIA confirmed the stewards' view by rejecting Mercedes' request for a review of the incident, permanently closing the case. But Seidl believes the decision not to punish Verstappen in Brazil was not consistent with previous decisions calls, citing...
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