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Massa's crash due to rear wing stall

– Williams has revealed that Felipe Massa's accident during second practice for the Chinese Grand Prix was caused by a rear wing stall.Massa's car snapped away under braking for the Turn 14 hairpin and slid into the barriers midway through Friday afternoon's session.With the session briefly halted, Williams tweaked team-mate Valtteri Bottas' rear wing to ensure that there was no repeat on his car."The first session went to plan, but this afternoon we had a few issues with the rear wing," said Massa, who wound up 17th."Under braking I lost all grip in the rear tyres and the car spun which put me out for the rest of the session."Bottas finished the day seventh...
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