While most were lambasting Romain Grosjean in the wake of the Hungarian GP, Felipe Massa has come to the Lotus driver's defence. Grosjean was penalised not once but twice on Sunday, the first time being during the grand prix and again after it. During the 70-lap race he was hit with a drive-through penalty for overtaking Massa outside the track limits. The Brazilian, though, reckons that was "completely" wrong and undeserving. "If he took the penalty because of what he did with me, that's completely wrong," the Ferrari driver told Autosport. "He didn't go four wheels outside, he went with two wheels. Two wheels is possible." Grosjean's second punishment was a...
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