Romain Grosjean says that he was irritated by having to defend himself after Max Verstappen crashed into the back of him during Sunday's Monaco GP. Grosjean was ahead of Verstappen on track with 15 laps to go in the race when the Dutch driver misjudged a late dive up the inside of the Lotus driver. Striking the E23, Verstappen ploughed into the barriers on the outside of St. Devote. Grosjean was able to continue and limped home to 11th place, while Verstappen was able to clamber from the destroyed Toro Rosso. However, the story didn't end there; both drivers were summoned to the stewards to explain what happened. Initially, Grosjean took flak for appearing to have braked earlier than...
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