Massa happy with move from Ferrari


By Andrew Hooper
June 2 2014

Williams Martini driver Felipe Massa has spoken of his move from Ferrari and how it has seen him feel younger. He is happy with his move to the Williams team and that it was absolutely the right move.

 
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The 2014 Formula One season would see Felipe Massa move from Ferrari to the Williams Martini team. This move was a decision that Felipe said he is thankful for as it allowed him to join Williams with whom he feels “young again”.

In an interview for German publication Bild, Felipe spoke of how he felt rejuvenated after the move to the Williams team..

Felipe said: “Looking back now, I am even glad that Ferrari did not want me because it opened the way for coming to Williams.”

“You know, sometimes a change is good. I’m pretty relaxed, motivated, the team respects me. I’m older but I feel young again.

“I’m ready to fight and work hard. I regret nothing. It was absolutely the right move.”

Felipe added: “Here at Williams I think only about the racing, which is better.”

“At Ferrari, if you don’t win, you have a big load on your shoulders. You try to use it as positive energy, but you are constantly tense.”
 

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crusty_bread
02/06/2014 18:56
Ferrari fans, time to get your handbags out- your ex has just done a Pastor.

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backsoon
02/06/2014 19:22
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crusty_bread
Ferrari fans, time to get your handbags out- your ex has just done a Pastor.

Pastor left.
Instead Massa wasn't renewed.
Massa is ahead in points of the one he replaces him.
Instead Pastor is last.
Pastor says that is the best decission of his life
Instead Massa says he is happy.
So, who sees analogies?
Crusty?
Ah, then you are right. We all (have to) agree.

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Anderis
02/06/2014 20:38
I'm annoyed by the fact the thing Massa is wearing in the second picture is unavailable to buy.

Here in Poland, the climate is too cold to wear only short-sleeve T-shirt for most of the year. And of course I will not wear jacket inside buildings. So basically, I have no option to present myself in Williams clothing most of the time.

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crusty_bread
03/06/2014 07:49
Quote:
backsoon
Quote:
crusty_bread
Ferrari fans, time to get your handbags out- your ex has just done a Pastor.

Pastor left.
Instead Massa wasn't renewed.
Massa is ahead in points of the one he replaces him.
Instead Pastor is last.
Pastor says that is the best decission of his life
Instead Massa says he is happy.
So, who sees analogies?
Crusty?
Ah, then you are right. We all (have to) agree.

Speaking of handbags.

You're splitting hairs. Whether through paranoia or not, Pastor was unhappy at the end of 2013. His car may suck this year, but I don't see him badmouthing his current team, so for him personally, it was the right move.

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backsoon
03/06/2014 10:35
Quote:
crusty_bread
Quote:
backsoon
Quote:
crusty_bread
Ferrari fans, time to get your handbags out- your ex has just done a Pastor.

Pastor left.
Instead Massa wasn't renewed.
Massa is ahead in points of the one he replaces him.
Instead Pastor is last.
Pastor says that is the best decission of his life
Instead Massa says he is happy.
So, who sees analogies?
Crusty?
Ah, then you are right. We all (have to) agree.

Speaking of handbags.

You're splitting hairs. Whether through paranoia or not, Pastor was unhappy at the end of 2013. His car may suck this year, but I don't see him badmouthing his current team, so for him personally, it was the right move.
I (have to) agree

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