Sutton Images Enlarge Stefano Domenicali said he was left "frustrated" by Felipe Massa's drive-through penalty in the Brazilian Grand Prix which ultimately cost Ferrari second in the constructors' championship. With Lewis Hamilton colliding with Valtteri Bottas, Ferrari was on for a third and fourth place at Interlagos which would have seen the team leapfrog Mercedes in the constructors' standings. Domenicali said he felt the penalty was too severe for Massa and that it had big consequences for the team. "Frustrated in a way because retrospectively of course without the penalty - which in my view was a little bit too harsh - to Felipe then it would have been a different...
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