Felipe Massa has hit out at Max Verstappen following his high-speed crash at the Monaco Grand Prix. Verstappen escaped injury, but earned a five-place grid penalty for the next race, for his part in a clash with Romain Grosjean that resulted in his car spearing into the barriers at Ste. Devote. But despite the punishment and licence penalty points, Massa thinks the crash highlights the risks that Formula 1 has taken in allowing the Dutch youngster in to the sport. "What happened was very dangerous," said Massa. "It shows that maybe experience counts in F1. "And I think to teach this type of accident they need to control it better, because it was very dangerous. "It...
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