Ah btw if you think Charles "moved under breaking" you can just watch the on board of the race and you can see pretty well that he doesn't move his steering wheel towards Oscar in any type of way, if nothing he moves the wheel in the opposite direction to take the right racing line a it is his right to do.
The fact on the matter is that Oscar was never going to overtake Charles in that turn, tried anyway and when he saw it wasn't going to happen he tried to back out but was not fast enough and find out what happened. He was never alongside, or at least with the front axel alongside the mirrors, the Ferrari in the entry of the apex so his options were 2: back down and try another time or try and find out what happens when you try to go for a nonexistent gap. Oscar went with option 2 and had the consequences of option 2 because I honestly believe that if he just waited a little bit more he could have had a fair shot at a podium, at worst a 4th place was in the cards without damage.
We saw plenty of times where the same move got unpunished, some of them with Oscar in Charles place, so trying to make it a punishable act now is stupid and counterproductive. Punishing hard racing is not going to better the sport ever, it only serves to make the sport flatter and boring to watch and it will make the "22 people who drives in funny shaped circles" reality because no one would dare overtake the other.
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