Hamilton wins after Ocon bizarrely punts Verstappen off track
Verstappen shoves Ocon several times after the race
Verstappen had overtaken Hamilton to lead after charging past Ferraris early on
Ericsson, Hulkenberg out
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Andrew Benson
BBC Sport’s chief F1 writer at Interlagos
Image source, Rex FeaturesLewis Hamilton’s near-miss with Sergey Sirotkin was one of the key moments of an eventful qualifying session on Saturday.
The stewards did not investigate the incident - in which Hamilton swerved to get out of the way of the Russian’s Williams, but ended up going in the same direction as Sirotkin had and forcing him to take avoiding action - because it was a misunderstanding on an out-lap.
Hamilton labelled Sirotkin “disrespectful” on Saturday, saying he had ignored the convention where drivers on out laps all drive in a manner to ensure the queue stays in order and they create gaps between each other for their flying laps.
But on Sunday he retracted that, saying on Instagram: “I woke this morning feeling I should correct some of the words I used yesterday. I was wrong. It wasn’t a disrespectful move by Sergey. It was a misunderstanding and I honestly attempted to get out of his way. Didn’t work that well but I respect the way he handled it.”
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The constructors' championship is still up for grabs. Ferrari still have a chance to rescue it, and it could be Mercedes' fifth consecutive.
Ferrari need to outscore Mercedes by 13 points to take the championship to the final race of the season in Abu Dhabi.
It wasn't only Hamilton who caused some controversy yesterday, Sebastian Vettel was fined 25,000 euros for breaking the scales...
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There's widespread debate on whether Hamilton should have received a penalty for yesterday's action with Sirotkin, and straight after, he had a less dramatic spat with Kimi. Here, is that moment with Sirotkin...
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Armistice day
Don't forget what day it is. Today marks 100 years since the end of World War One.
Ten thousand people marched past the Cenotaph in London to honour those who died in World War One.
Prince Charles laid a wreath on behalf of the Queen after two minutes' silence at 11:00 GMT marked the end of WW1 on the 11th hour of 11 November 1918.
Image source, .Remembrance day memorial at the Imperial War Museum in Salford
We are back, for race day in Sao Paulo.
The rival pair of Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton are back on the front row today, and since the drivers' championship is already decided, they can take some more risks, but not too many more as they might get a back hand from their team bosses for throwing away the big pot of money, otherwise known as the constructors' championship.