McLaren's Carlos Sainz took aim at Haas' Romain Grosjean, blasting the Frenchman for his "very dangerous driving" and also lamenting the misfortune that deprived him of a good haul of points. Sainz sparred with Grosjean in the first half of Sunday's British Grand Prix as the pair battled for fifth, the Haas driver finding himself among the top ten thanks to a long first sting on the medium tyre. But Grosjean's defensive moves tested Sainz's patience as the two rushed down Wellington Straight, the maneuver also attracting the attention of the stewards who displayed a black-and-white flag to the Haas driver for unsportsmanlike conduct. Hamilton clings on for victory amid last lap...
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