Felipe Massa believes a five-place grid penalty is not sufficient punishment for Sergio Perez after their high-speed accident in the Canadian Grand Prix. Perez was handed the penalty after the stewards decided he had moved from the racing line and caused the accident at Turn 1 on the final lap of the race which saw both cars spear in to the tyre barrier. Having been discharged from hospital, Massa said he was unhappy that Perez had driven recklessly and said such a small penalty will not make him learn from his mistakes. “I talked to him here at the medical centre at the track,” Massa said. “I was so disappointed with him I said that he needs to learn. I wanted him to be in my place...
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