Sutton Images Enlarge Felipe Massa says he is confident Williams can be "competitive everywhere" rather than just at power circuits because its updates continue to impress after he topped the timesheets at the first day of the Silverstone test. Massa was unable to capitalise on the race pace showed by team-mate Valtteri Bottas at Silverstone when he became a casualty of Kimi Raikkonen's first-lap crash, but made amends at Tuesday's test by going quickest after his 42 laps. The pace of Williams in the last three races has shown it to have moved into a clear second behind Mercedes and Massa admits he is buoyed by the direction the team is headed. "I think it shows to look how...
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