Haas' Romain Grosjean maintains his defensive moves in Sunday's British Grand Prix did not break any unwritten rules, but is willing to change his tactics if there is future clarification. Moving twice under braking to keep first McLaren's Carlos Sainz and then Renault's Daniel Ricciardo behind him, GPDA chairman Grosjean became the first driver of the 2020 season to be shown the black-and-white flag for unsportsmanlike driving. Afterwards, the Frenchman was given only a warning by the stewards, but when questioned by journalists, pointed to similar moves employed by Red Bull's Max Verstappen in the past as justification. 'In both cases, I moved a little bit late, but I always left a car...
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