Massa's Moment of Truth
The local hero secured pole for his home race but it was all part of a tactical masterplan to help team-mate Raikkonen for the race. By MARK HUGHES
The local hero secured pole for his home race but it was all part of a tactical masterplan to help team-mate Raikkonen for the race. By MARK HUGHES
Felipe Massa loves Interlagos. And he can drive the place too - really drive it. We saw that in 2004 when he stuck his Sauber on the second row, and we saw it again last year with his pole and dominant victory.
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