Felipe Massa has wished near namesake Felipe Nasr well in his F1 career, concerned that the Sauber graduate could be alone carrying the torch for Brazil for some time. While not yet contemplating the end of his own spell in the top flight, Massa is aware that he doesn't have too many years left, and is delighted to see former Williams team-mate Nasr land a full race role after working his way through the ranks. The pair finished in line astern at the opening round in Australia as Nasr made a stellar debut with Sauber, but have moved apart in the standings since then as the elder statesman racked up a string of scoring finishes. With his rival's accomplished start, however, Massa is hopeful...
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