Labelled 'f***ing dangerous' by rivals, Kevin Magnussen says some of his recent incidents are not his fault as drivers are 'blind' to the cars behind them. Sauber hit out at the Haas driver following the Japanese Grand Prix when he was involved in an incident with Charles Leclerc. Attacking Magnussen for position, Leclerc rear-ended the Haas when Magnussen changed lines and chopped the Sauber's front wing. Leclerc told his team over the radio: 'Magnussen is and will always be stupid. That’s a fact. A shame.' The Dane escaped sanctions but later FIA race director Charlie Whiting stated that he felt Magnussen had moved across too late. The Haas driver has defended his actions, saying...
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