Jenson Button has harshly criticised Max Verstappen's defending from Kimi Raikkonen in the closing stages of the Hungarian Grand Prix, saying any change of direction in the braking zone is a "no-no". Verstappen's robust defending from Raikkonen allowed the Dutchman to hang on to fifth place in Hungary, but left Raikkonen fuming - the Finn insisting that Verstappen's moves were "not correct". Speaking about it on Thursday at Hockenheim, Button said he agreed with Raikkonen's criticism. "As drivers, we all know that moving in the braking zone is the most dangerous thing you can do - because the guy [behind] is going at 300km/h and he probably hasn't hit the brakes...
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