F1 race director Charlie Whiting has waved away the criticisms from Sauber's camp towards Kevin Magnussen for his defensive manoeuvres against Charles Leclerc, as the Swiss team claimed the Dane should've gotten a penalty for his move. As Leclerc was approaching Magnussen on the straight at Suzuka, the Haas driver moved his car to the right to defend from the Sauber, but he did this quite late, leaving Leclerc with little time to react. The Monegasque rookie ended up nailing Magnussen in the back of his car, damaging the Dane's floor and giving him a puncture, as well as damaging his own front wing. Both drivers eventually had mechanical retirements from the race, and pointed fingers at...
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