Adamant that Max Verstappen did not deserve a penalty for what he saw as a 'racing incident', Kees van de Grint has questioned the 'bias of certain stewards'. Verstappen clashed with his title rival Lewis Hamilton at the Italian Grand Prix, the duo having their second big crash of this season. While they have traded paint, and the occasional piece of front wing, several times, it was at Silverstone and again at Monza that the battle went a step too far. Verstappen came off second best at the British Grand Prix while next time around at Monza both cars retired, Verstappen's RB16B sitting on top of Hamilton's Mercedes. The stewards declared Verstappen was 'predominantly' to blame for...
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