Lewis Hamilton could not agree with Max Verstappen's claim that clarity had been provided on rules of engagement by the FIA. There was widespread surprise when the stewards chose not to investigate Verstappen's defence of his lead against Hamilton in Brazil, which saw both drivers leave the track. Hamilton went around the outside of Verstappen into Turn 4, reaching the corner ahead of his title rival, but Verstappen lunged back up the inside late on the brakes, forcing both off the track but retaining the Sao Paulo Grand Prix lead. Initially both drivers called it hard racing but after watching it back, Hamilton said his view on the issue had changed. Either way, what the teams and...
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