Felipe Massa expected to be more competitive in qualifying for the Chinese Grand Prix after taking fifth on the grid ahead of Sunday's race. Massa was the fastest driver during free practice but struggled to remain on the front-running pace in qualifying, ending up 0.5s off Lewis Hamilton's pole position time. He said Ferrari slightly underestimated its rivals in practice, but thinks a good strategy will allow him to move forward in the race. "For sure I expected a little bit better, maybe the top three," he said. "Looking at the lap time we did yesterday and the lap time we did this morning, I think the other cars improved more than we expected and maybe they were running a...
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