Felipe Massa believes the rain which hit qualifying helped Ferrari get two cars in the top three on the grid for the Malaysian Grand Prix. Though Sebastian Vettel took a dominant pole position, Massa lines up on the front row for the first time since the Bahrain Grand Prix in 2010 after he outqualified his team-mate Fernando Alonso for the fourth consecutive race. However, Massa admitted he didn't expect Ferrari to be able to get so high up on the grid in dry conditions. "Well I would say maybe [the rain helped], yes," Massa said. "I don't know if we were able to be second and third in the dry; we had some other quick cars like Webber, Kimi, maybe Mercedes as well so I think...
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