Di Resta keeps calling almost everything wrong the last few races he's been at.
Vettel not being punished again is turning race starts into a free for all.
Lately more and more, not just this year but several years cars are going into T1 and just saying hey, I know it's the start, I know there could be more cars around than I can see but damn it, I want to go to a tight line from the outside so I will.... and crash.
They need to clamp down on race starts with rules. Letting SMALL stuff go because it's the start is fine. Someone brakes a bit too heavily, you get a concertina and a little contact, that's what happens when it's busy. Guy alongside you and you push them off track... errm, that's not suddenly okay driving. One is an accident, one is deliberate and dangerous. Grosjean got a ban for doing what Vettel did to Hamilton today because the consequence was a nasty crash that could have turned out very very badly for a couple of drivers. Just because the consequences weren't there the action of intentionally shoving someone off track was the same. Letting it go simply told every driver that you can absolutely do that in the future because it's a race start and rules don't matter any more.
For me they need a clamp down, something like that should have gotten a 10 second penalty and some rules around the start like, if you're on the outside line in T1 you can't just cut to almost the apex because you think no one is there, leave room, be sensible, assume there could be another car on the other side of the car you decide to squeeze. Following (and enforcing that a couple of times) that rule we would have see a lot less crashes in T1 and Vettel himself would have crashed a lot less in the last 3-4 years.
That Verstappen tagged Hamilton which caused the car to lose control a little which is what caused him to end up wide is just, I mean it's clear as day. It's what I thought happened live then from the onboard as you say you can hear it, then the result of it was just unlucky. Now for me that shouldn't be punished, that was just two drivers who were very close but trying to drive fairly. Max wasn't trying to run him off the road nor did Hamilton turn into Max deliberately. But what Vettel did was ridiculously easily avoidable and it specifically broke a rule but as said, apparently rules don't matter any more.
At the very least he should have gotten the black/white flag for it so they give him a warning to not do it again and be more careful on the starts in future and sends the same message to every other driver.