Williams' Felipe Massa says that Max Verstappen's move on Romain Grosjean in Monaco, which resulted in a heavy crash for the Dutchman, was unnecessarily dangerous. Max Verstappen hit the back of the Lotus on Lap 64 while lining up for a late braking pass into St. Devote. Knocking the left front corner from his Toro Rosso, Verstappen was a passenger as he speared off into the barriers. While unhurt, the Dutch driver will take a five place grid penalty in Canada after the stewards found him to blame for the accident. Felipe Massa says that Verstappen's move smacks of inexperience: “He braked behind, much later, and what happened was very dangerous. It shows that maybe experience counts...
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