Ferrari's nearly man, Felipe Massa believes his former team did the right thing to bring in Carlos Sainz to replace Sebastian Vettel at Maranello, the Brazilian claiming that the four-time Formula 1 World Champion's best days are over. This year Sebastian has been humbled by his younger teammate Charles Leclerc, although the German found redemption at the chaotic Turkish Grand Prix last Sunday with a podium, it was the only bright moment in a season packed with gloom. His pace has been around half a second or more down on his teammate, while the results have been hard-earned, too hard-earned some say as his incident rate is among the highest of the drivers on the grid this year, too many...
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