Felipe finds his form again
Ferrari's new qualifying king Felipe Massa gave himself a headstart by grabbing a second straight pole slot in Bahrain. By MARK HUGHES
Ferrari's new qualifying king Felipe Massa gave himself a headstart by grabbing a second straight pole slot in Bahrain. By MARK HUGHES
Felipe Massa could not afford to let this weekend go wrong. He'd not enjoyed the media pressure he'd been under after his errors in Malaysia - and admitted as much. There was also the underlying matter of not falling into the role of Kimi Raikkonen's support at Ferrari. Here he badly needed a result. And if he was to be in charge of his destiny he needed another pole.
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