In Bahrain last year he played a heroic role in Romain Grosjean's huge crash and in Silverstone he played another important role. Doctor Ian Roberts, the FIA doctor in the medical car, was one of the first to arrive at the crash of Max Verstappen and was soon next to the Dutchman's car. Speaking to Sky Sports Roberts explains what he found at Copse. "He was a little bit winded. He got out with a little bit of help and off to the hospital for a routine check-up. As we came around the corner, it looked as if we were looking at a roll," Roberts said. Read more Windsor disagrees with penalty: 'They can go through that corner' Jos Verstappen not happy with Hamilton's time penalty:...
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