An irate Felipe Massa has continued his heavy criticism of his controversial drive-through penalty in the Brazilian GP, branding the ruling "unacceptable" and criticising the quality of the decisions being imposed by Formula 1's stewards. The Brazilian, competing in his 139th and final race for Ferrari, had enjoyed a strong opening stint to Sunday's Interlagos finale and from ninth on the grid was running just ahead of Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes in fourth place when the contentious penalty was issued. In what appeared an unprecedented ruling, Massa was penalised for crossing the pit entry line, and it is thought principally the cross hatchings, when running down the circuit's...
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