FIA race director Michael Masi insists British Grand Prix stewards were not given specific orders to be more lenient on drivers' actions at Silverstone. Two weeks after the Austrian Grand Prix in which Max Verstappen's move for the lead on Charles Leclerc came under the scrutiny of the stewards, the judges gave a free rein to drivers to race each other hard in the British Grand Prix. From a brilliant wheel-to-wheel dice in the early stages of the event between Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas to a fierce battle opposing once again Verstappen and Leclerc, the races judges saw no need to intervene. Wolff: Verstappen, Vettel, Leclerc battles were 'borderline dirty' Mercedes boss...
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