Felipe Massa has continued his claim that he wasn't to blame for an opening lap incident at the German Grand Prix which resulted in his car flipping over, ending his race. The Brazilian insists McLaren's Kevin Magnussen was '100 per cent' to blame, despite the stewards choosing not to investigate the Danish driver, but to instead focus their attention on the Williams car. He called for better stewards as a result: "You see, there is a lot to improve even in the FIA," he said. "If the stewards are thinking like that, I don't know who they are taking to be stewards." McLaren racing director Eric Boullier put the blame squarely on the Brazilian and said his driver wasn't at...
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