Ralf Schumacher has accused his world champion brother Michael of a "crazy move" which could have killed both of them.
Michael pulled alongside his brother's Toyota at high speed on the run to the chequered flag in the Monaco Grand Prix yesterday, just missing out on taking sixth spot by the smallest of margins.
But Ralf, who was forced to jink away from the Ferrari for fear of an accident, was angry that his brother attempted to squeeze between him and the concrete wall at such high speeds.
He told German television: "He's crazy. He should have switched on his brain before he tried a move like that. Another millimetre and one of us could have been dead."
Schumacher's disappointing result was compounded by criticism from two of the drivers closest to him with team-mate Rubens Barrichello adding to Ralf's complaint.
Barrichello was angry that Schumacher passed him for seventh on the last lap, accusing him of risking an accident.
Elsewhere, Formula One's Sunday qualifying has been axed in favour of a one-session, one-lap format, starting from next week at the European Grand Prix.
Qualifying will take place on Saturday over a one-hour session, involving a single timed lap.
Grid postions for races, up to this point in the season, had been decided by the times from Saturday and Sunday.
