How Felipe Massa Overcame Drama to Secure Podium Finish in 2014 Brazilian GP

  Felipe Massa's third-place finish in last weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix was one of those results which leave you scratching your head in bewilderment. The 33-year-old's Williams FW36 was a shoo-in for the final podium spot behind dominant Mercedes drivers Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton from the very start of the weekend, with Massa excelling in front of his home crowd. His eagerness to put on a show for his supporters, however, almost proved to be his downfall. Massa was a contender for a second pole position of the season on Saturday afternoon. However, after being held up by traffic on his final run in Q3—as the team's head of vehicle performance, Rob Smedley, explained to Williams' official website—the Brazilia...

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