XPB Images Felipe Massa says his Williams "felt undriveable" following first lap contact which eventually forced his retirement from the German Grand Prix. Jolyon Palmer ran into the back of Massa at the Turn 6 hairpin on the first lap of the race, damaging the Renault's front wing. Williams couldn't see any problem with Massa's car on the data, but the Brazilian slipped back through the field as he struggled with the car's handling. A precautionary pit stop allowed Williams to inspect the car and take photos before sending Massa back out on track, but with the problem unclear the team decided to retire in order to properly investigate the issue. Massa says it reached...
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