Felipe Massa has struck a defiant stance against his failure to heed Williams team orders in the Malaysia GP and insisted he "did the right thing" in not letting Valtteri Bottas overtake him. Twelve months on from the Red Bull and Mercedes team orders rows that overshadowed last year's grand prix at Sepang, Massa found himself at the centre of a spat in just his second race for Williams heading into the closing stages of Sunday's 56-lap race. Having caught but been unable to pass the McLaren of Jenson Button for sixth place into the closing stint, Massa was instructed by the pitlane to cede position to fast-oncoming team-mate Bottas so the Finn, whose tyres were two laps fresher,...
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