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Not Chuck's finest hour. I think he was pushing too hard when he went off in the parabolica. However, I think you'd have to rule that him escorting "the boss" off the track on that first lap was really a racing incident, a rather sloppy one at that. Alot of pushing and shoving going on in that lap.
I would nominate the whole Ferrari team. They seemed to go backwards as the week-end progressed, from P1 in FP1 on Friday to just barely breaking into Q3 on Saturday to no pace at all on Sunday. Add an over-ambitious Leclerc and a strange strategic decision to not pit Hamilton under the VSC along with Antonelli and Verstappen and you have a perfect donkey.
I'd agree with Charles and/or Ferrari, but to be honest there was enough action at the front of the pack that for the most part I don't know what happened farther back! The driver of the race on this round would be easy.....