Felipe Massa says he is pleased with fifth place in today's Hungarian Grand Prix after a difficult first half of the 2014 season. The Brazilian started from sixth on the grid and made up one position by the chequered flag, finishing some way off fourth-place man Nico Rosberg to just sneak into the top five. Williams had previously struggled in wet and slippery conditions due to a lack of downforce, but the FW34 proved to be more competitive, with his team-mate Valtteri Bottas running second early on. 'It was a very difficult race with a lot happening,' Massa said. 'We had many fights and it was difficult to stay on the track. We took some risks with the tyres in the pitstops and in the end...
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