Felipe Massa has his sights set firmly on challenging for the Drivers' Championship next season after ending the 2014 season on a high. The Williams driver finished just seconds off eventual race victor Lewis Hamilton to secure second place in arguably the second quickest car on the grid. Despite finishing 52 points adrift of team-mate Valtteri Bottas, the Brazilian insists he still has the pace to win and said "many things" were to blame for costing him points at the start of the season. "Many things happened in the first phase of the season that made me lose many strong results," he told Globo Esporte. "Things did not start the way I would like, but we ended...
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