Lotus trackside operations director Alan Permane is adamant that Romain Grosjean did nothing wrong prior to being hit by Max Verstappen during the Monaco Grand Prix. The stewards decided that the Dutchman was at fault, handing him a five-place grid penalty, but he has since claimed that he was "brake-tested" by Grosjean. "It was fairly clear," Permane told Motorsport.com. "Verstappen did a bit of a brainless move. It was very obvious from the video. "Romain doesn't move, or he moves a little bit, and you are allowed to move a little bit, but it's not like he's wavering all over the track. "He's not braked early or anything like that. It's very clear that...
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