The BrazilGP produced some great racing and also plenty of controversy. Here's a look at the 10 takeaways from the Interlagos F1 weekend:
Photo by: Steve Etherington /That's what was missing from 2021 in 2022: Hamilton and Verstappen colliding in a crash that really could've been avoided. It sent fresh toxicity through F1's online fanbase, but it was also thrilling.
The main takeaways from this clash are: that Verstappen does race Hamilton differently from other drivers. He had the whole race ahead to mount a pass and even if the Dutchman insists his tyre degradation was worse and therefore the win was never on against Mercedes on Sunday, the RB18 is still the faster car and the crash and subsequent recoveries eliminated evidence this was definitively the case. And the other is that Hamilton won't back down against Verstappen either.
On the podium together in Mexico, but Verstappen and Perez were fractious after a team orders call in BrazilRed Bull heads to Abu Dhabi with both 2022 titles secure, but it must now deal with the fallout of its bizarre ending at Interlagos.
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