Max Verstappen has said that it was the attitude of Esteban Ocon following Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix that led to the infamous shoving incident which in turn led to the Dutch driver being ordered to do two days of public service having made 'deliberate physical contact' with the Frenchman. Asked if he regretted the altercation in the FIA weigh bridge garage, Verstappen told Dutch TV channel Ziggo Sport: 'It is always easy to talk afterwards. 'I just wanted to look for him and ask 'what was going on, how could something like this happen?',' he continued. 'But he immediately answered 'I was faster than you' and said it with such a smile on his face. 'I tried to be as positive as possible...
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