Max Verstappen says his rivals can talk all they like during Friday's drivers' briefing at the German Grand Prix, but he won't be pressured into apologising for the clash with Kimi Raikkonen during last weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix. The Dutchman has taken flak all week after his defensive display not only kept the 2007 world champion at bay, but also saw Raikkonen's Ferrari lose a part of its front wing as the pair came together in the closing stages of the race in Budapest. The Finn's complaints over the radio as they continued to battle over fifth place were echoed in Germany by McLaren veterans Jenson Button and Fernando Alonso, with both claiming that Verstappen moved more times than...
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