Hamilton helps Mercedes seal double as Verstappen shoves Ocon: F1 – as it happened

An incensed Max Verstappen was envisioned pushing Esteban Ocon in the enclosure, after a 44th lap-conflict with the Force India finished his expectations of winning the Brazilian GP. The Red Bull group key, Christian Horner, recommended Ocon was blessed that the Dutchman just pushed him aside given how the race unfurled with Verstappen, the race pioneer at the season of the occurrence, at last compelled to agree to second. Lewis Hamilton secured triumph, acquiring Mercedes a fifth progressive constructors' title, yet it was that crash among Verstappen and Ocon that overwhelmed the post-coordinate talk. In his post-coordinate question and answer session, Verstappen said that Ocon's 10-second stop-go punishment demonstrated it was the Force India's mix-up. "He [Ocon] got a punishment and that discloses to you the stewards know who was in the off-base. The punishment for me is that I lost the triumph today. We are for the most part enthusiastic about the game, yet it would be odd in the event that I shook his hand. I'm a champ. To get taken out by that and to get an inept reaction from their side, I was not glad about that."

Ocon stated: "I was extremely astounded by the conduct of Max, a short time later, with the FIA mediating. He pushed me and needed to punch me and that isn't proficient. I'm utilized to the battles with Max. He's dependably been the equivalent. It returns a couple of years." Horner included: "What on earth Ocon was thinking there is poor people conviction. I think look they are snappy on the straight, however why in the world is he hustling the pioneer in the event that he doesn't have the pace and he throwed the auto up within there, it has neither rhyme nor reason. I think Max has been controlled to be straightforward, he drove his heart out in a harmed auto and Esteban is fortunate, and I advised Max to gain it under power in the chill off lap. We had Mercedes on the ropes, we passed Ferrari so it was baffling for everybody."