Max Verstappen says he suffered no lasting effects from his high-speed Monaco Grand Prix crash and is raring to go ahead of the next race in Canada this weekend. The Dutch driver claims he was brake tested by Romain Grosjean - a claim refuted by the Lotus driver and his team - which led to contact and Verstappen's retirement after he hit the barriers at Ste Devote. Despite a hefty impact, Verstappen insists he's fine, with his only complaint a stiff neck which was resolved with some physiotherapy last week ahead of a karting event at the weekend. "My neck was a bit stiff, but apart from that I was fine," said the 17-year-old. "It didn't hurt as much as expected. "I'm...
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