Jenson Button says Max Verstappen's driving against Kimi Raikkonen in Hungary was 'dangerous' as he was moving around in the braking zone. Raikkonen was furious with the Red Bull racer as they fought over fourth place in the Hungarian Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver felt that Verstappen had moved more than once to defend his position, resulting in minor contact between the two. Verstappen's actions in Budapest are slated for discussion in the Friday's drivers' briefing at this weekend's German Grand Prix. 'As drivers, we all know that moving in the braking zone is the most dangerous thing you can do – because the guy [behind] is going at 300km/h and he probably hasn't hit the brakes...
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