Max Verstappen has defended his tactics in keeping Kimi Raikkonen behind him in the closing stages of the Hungarian Grand Prix. In their battle over fifth position, Raikkonen touched the rear of Verstappen at Turn 2, costing Kimi a chunk of his left-front wing endplate. On the team radio, Raikkonen complained: "He moved right and then back to left when I was going there. And he took the [bleeping] front wing off. "If he's not stopping moving then we'll hit each other. Because I moved first, so he moved after that, once I have decided to go outside and he turns after that wasn't fair." Verstappen defended his tactics, however, when challenged over what Raikkonen had said on...
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