Felipe Massa enjoyed a memorable final home race in Formula 1 by finishing seventh in Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix, paying an emotional farewell to the local fans after a "perfect" race. Massa confirmed last week he would be retiring from F1 at the end of the season, making Sunday's race at Interlagos his last on home soil, with the Brazilian lining up ninth on the grid for Williams. Massa made a great start to run sixth behind the safety car early on before passing Fernando Alonso on the restart, and although the recovering Daniel Ricciardo and Lewis Hamilton were able to battle past through the race, the Williams driver held on to take P7 at the chequered flag. Related...
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