– Felipe Massa believes that the timing of the Safety Car scuppered Williams's hopes of challenging for the podium in the Bahrain Grand Prix. Massa finished the race in seventh place but had run as high as third following a rapid start. The Brazilian felt that without the race being neutralised, Williams would have been challenging the Force India drivers rather than being behind the Red Bulls during the closing stages of the race. "The start was fantastic, I did everything right and I had good grip and it all went well," he said. "We were in a good position and fighting but sadly the tyre degradation was worse than we expected. The Safety Car didn't help the strategy...
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