The results of the Brazil Grand Prix might have been inked into the record books but that hasn't prevented the events of that weekend remaining a hotly debated topic in Formula 1.
For the majority of F1's drivers, the most contentious element was Oscar Piastri's 10-second penalty for his part in triggering a collision which eliminated Ferrari's Charles Leclerc from the race. Leclerc's retirement was just one outcome: Piastri's penalty consigned him to fifth place at the flag, while the driver he was trying to overtake – Mercedes' Andrea Kimi Antonelli – finished second, ahead of Max Verstappen.
