Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc collided in the latter stages of the Brazilian Grand Prix, forcing them both to retire and former F1 driver Karun Chandhok believes the incident has been coming. The pair have been involved in an exciting battle all season, one which Leclerc currently leads by 19 points going into the final race of the season. Read more Ferrari were 'almost' as quick as Red Bull in the corners in Brazil "The Ferrari's did provide one of the biggest talking points of the race, however, when they inexcusably collided, putting them both out of the race in the final stint," Chandhok told Sky Sports. "Leclerc had a fresher set of tyres and he got...
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