Alexander Albon believes Lewis Hamilton would have overtaken him fairly comfortably on the last lap of the Brazilian Grand Prix, as he lamented a collision which robbed him of a podium finish at Interlagos. Hamilton's decision to pit from second for fresh tyres when the safety car was called five laps from the end raised eyebrows and Hamilton had just two laps to get by the Toro Rosso of Pierre Gasly and Albon, with Max Verstappen out in front. Article continues under video The Frenchman was easy pickings at Turn 1, but Hamilton had to wait until the twistier section of the track to get a chance at Albon, only to make a hash of it and drop the Thai driver way down the pack when a maiden F1...
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