Felipe Massa has confirmed that he will get to keep the Williams chassis he drove in the 2016 Brazilian GP, despite his return to the team for F1 2017. Williams promised he could keep the chassis as a retirement gift, but that was before the sequence of events unfolded that led to him re-signing for a likely final season this year. Despite this, Massa is adamant that keeping that car is part of his new deal. “It’s mine, it’s mine,” said Massa when asked if he gets to keep the car he drove at Interlagos. “I saw the car in the factory two days ago, it’s got my name on the side. “What happened in the last two races – especially in Brazil – I had an amazing feeling. It was...
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