Verstappen wins after overtaking Hamilton twice during race, Gasly 2nd
Both Ferraris collide and crash out
Hamilton collides with Albon in closing laps
Hamilton furious after earlier losing lead to Verstappen
Bottas, Vettel, Leclerc, Stroll out
There are reports that as many as six drivers are under investigation for using DRS under yellow flags.
Carlos Sainz, bumped up from fourth to third, is one of them.
This is a crazy finish after a crazy race. If Sainz is penalised, next in line is Raikkonen.
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Johnny Clark: Okay, the penalty system in F1 needs fixed - urgently. 1) There should be a time limit on the steward decisions. 2) No podium ceremonies until all decisions have been made. This “will they or won’t they” is haemorrhaging fans.
D.A.N: McLaren's first podium in about 5 years, Sainz's first ever... Robbed of celebrating it properly because the stewards TAKE TOO LONG. This needs sorting.
Can't disagree with this.
I know we've already seen this video once, but it is so good, it's worth seeing again.
Watch the moment that Pierre Gasly realises he's come second.
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Hamilton five-second penalty #bbcf1
Aidan Cush: I don't understand why people are so determined for the Hamilton move to be a racing incident. He made a move and took another car off and then admitted his fault. And I think the stewards know how to do their job better than the majority of people watching.
Zoony: Great race, Lewis having wrapped up the championship had nothing to lose now so could be more bold in attacking situations.
Image source, Getty ImagesFOM race steward Derek Warwick "Come in Mr Binotto."
Ferrari's team principal Mattia Binotto is with the stewards, and it looks like there's a queue of drivers and team personnel awaiting the headmaster as there were some drivers who used DRS under one of the yellow flags.
And what a result for Honda too as they get a one-two thanks to Max Verstappen's Red Bull and Pierre Gasly's Toro Rosso.
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Celebrations for Red Bull. Don't think Alexander Albon will be in the mood to party though.
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John Crowson: Hope there is an official ceremony for Sainz in Abu Dhabi like Fisichella in Imola back in '03, again for the Brazilian GP.
Image source, Getty ImagesMercedes' loss means it's Alfa Romeo's gain. A 22-point day for Alfa Romeo after only picking up 35 points in the previous 19 races.
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Here's how the last couple of laps unfolded in Brazil. Drama all the way.
A delighted Max Verstappen has just posted this on Twitter...
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Hamilton given five-second penalty #bbcf1
Wolf: This wouldn’t have happened if Hamilton needed to finish top six to win the Championship. He’s already champion so giving him this penalty is easy. F1 is a joke.
Richard Browne: Race control has covered itself with embarrassment today. The totally unnecessary safety car and now five seconds for a racing incident ... too late for Carlos. Shambles.
Simon: Sainz finally gets a first official podium with P3, pity there was no podium visit, but still great drive from P20 to this result.
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While the top five are all celebrating great days for them, Alexander Albon will be thinking that this is indeed a cruel sport.
With less than two laps to go, he was on course for his first ever podium finish, then this happened...
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Mattia Binotto, Ferrari's boss, was speaking earlier to the media. Now he's gone to the stewards office for a chat.
He said: "We need time to look at the video I will have a chat with the drivers, I won't judge now. I don't want to tell my own opinion on the crash."
This is the documentation that shows that Lewis Hamilton has lost that third-place finish.
A five-second penalty and two penalty points, taking his tally to four.
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The last time the team tasted champagne was in Australia in 2014 as Kevin Magnussen and Jenson Button placed second and third respectively.
But Button didn't get to celebrate on the podium as Daniel Ricciardo was third in the race, but was subsequently disqualified.
Prior to that it was Brazil again in 2012, and that was a long time ago.
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Andrew Peck: 1. Vettel’s fault. He has previous. Definitely moved across to try to squeeze. 2. Lewis saw a gap. Albon should not left the door ajar!! Both racing incidents though. Hopefully no penalty for anyone. Great race.
Legends Nights: Vettel totally at fault for the Ferrari incident - the red mist descends when his team mate becomes a threat. Deliberate? Desperately unlucky for Albon - All triggered by Bottas' failure to pass Leclerc, his engine going & SC coming out!
Sorry, Andrew, a five-second penalty for Lewis.
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