Max Verstappen claimed victory at the Brazilian Grand Prix ahead of Pierre Gasly as the Ferrari pairing collided in a chaotic race at Interlagos Sebastian Vettel initially got away well, only for Lewis Hamilton to bravely lunge around the outside of the Senna S – promoting himself to second. Further back, Daniel Ricciardo locked up into turn four, clashing with Kevin Magnussen as they contested twelfth and thirteenth. The Australian was forced to pit for a new front wing due to the contact, while Magnussen was left a lowly eighteenth due to the incident. The stewards duly delivered Ricciardo a five-second time penalty for the incident. Back at the front, it took Charles Leclerc ten...
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