McLaren racing director Eric Boullier says the stewards' investigation in to Felipe Massa's first-lap retirement in the German Grand Prix proved that Kevin Magnussen was “100% blameless”. Massa and Magnussen collided at the first corner in Sunday's race, with the Williams being flipped upside-down and sliding along in the run-off area before the car righted itself. Afterwards, Massa made clear that he felt Magnussen was at fault for the incident, saying “he was too aggressive” and adding “these young drivers they want to win the race at the first corner”. However, when investigating the incident, the stewards only analysed whether Massa had been at fault. Boullier said during a...
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