errari team-mates Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc collided in a dramatic and contentious end to the team's Brazilian GP. Battling over fourth place, Leclerc overtook Vettel on fresher tyres into the Senna Esses but, as the German then fought back down the backstraight, the two cars touched and suffered race-ending punctures and damage. Expressing anger with each other over team radio, both cars promptly retired. No further action was taken by race stewards. How Verstappen won an F1 classic 'Sorry' Hamilton loses Brazil podium Giving his point of view, Leclerc told Sky F1: "I overtook in Turn One, which I enjoyed, then in Turn Three I had to close because I was aware that Seb would...
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