Massa happier now that form is back and contract signed
3 November, 2012
Nov.3 (GMM) With much better form in recent races and a Ferrari F1 new contract in his pocket, Felipe Massa has revealed that he is a much happier person.
F1′s media has spent much of 2012 speculating about the Brazilian’s likely successor, as the 31-year-old struggled massively with flagging form.
Now, with his speed back up to standard and all signed up for another season, Massa admitted to Spain’s AS newspaper: “Yes, I’m relieved.
“Calm, happy, yes.
“It is clear that the second half of the season has been very different for me from the first, and now I think the continuation of my Ferrari career] was fair.”
In the same vein, he admitted that – at times – his was not always the happiest face in F1.
“Yes, sometimes I would be in my room, thinking What’s wrong with me? I have one of the best jobs in the world, a job envied and loved by everyone and yet I didn’t know what wasn’t right.
“Now I am 100 per cent happy, everything has changed and I cannot explain why,” added Massa.
Subbed by AJN.
Related posts:
- Ferrari do not take up Massa contract option for 2013
- Massa went for therapy during slump in form
- Massa: I’m much happier because I can drive the F2012 the way I like now
- Brazilian journo defends Massa’s lack of form
- Ferrari boss unwilling to discuss Massa contract
