Brazilian Grand Prix – Formula 1's Managing Director Ross Brawn says he's interested in finding a way to recreate the Safety Car restarts seen in Brazil. The last fifteen laps or so of the Brazilian Grand Prix proved to be a thriller, as the pack constantly got squeezed together under the Safety Car and on a variety of different tyre compounds. When Valtteri Bottas retired from the race, Max Verstappen dived into the pits. Lewis Hamilton didn't follow suit meaning that, when the race resumed, he was ripe for the picking and Verstappen quickly set about passing the Mercedes driver. This he achieved as the Safety Car withdrew. Despite Hamilton's best efforts to catch the pack out with...
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