“The incident with Ocon was a cruel moment, but in the aftermath Max showed he has made enormous progress in his career [but] is still not able to manage his emotions in these situations, an essential next step,” Ross Brawn said.
Ocon and Verstappen were title rivals in 2014 in the European Formula 3 series, taking on each other on multiple occasions that season, which saw the French driver secure the title with the Dutchman ending the year in third place behind Tom Blomqvist.
“I don’t think that Ocon, when he attacked Max during the race, was simply thinking of trying to get in the points,” Ross Brawn added.

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