Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton just do not get on in Brazil, with this now being two years in a row where the pair have collided in controversial circumstances. Upon the first safety car restart of the race, the pair went wheel to wheel into the Senna S section of the track, with Verstappen initially leading into Turn 1, but then refusing to yield into Turn 2 as Hamilton edged ahead. The Dutchman was handed a five second penalty for the incident and Hamilton picked up damage to his floor which essentially cost him the race win, which was claimed by his teammate George Russell for the first time in his career. Hamilton was very clear over his team radio that he did not believe it was...
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