Felipe Massa's Formula 1 career will always be remembered for coming so agonisingly close to the 2008 World Championship, where he looked set to become the first Brazilian F1 champion since Ayrton Senna. Sir Lewis Hamilton's famous last lap overtake on Timo Glock saw the Brit snatch the title away from Massa to claim his own first title. Massa failed to reach the same heights ever again, with himself becoming a number 2 driver for the remainder of his time at Ferrari. The Brazilian spent eight-years driving for Ferrari, becoming one of their longest serving and successful drivers in the process. Massa completed 139 races, claimed 11 wins and 15 pole positions from 2006-2013. Only Michael...
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