Felipe Massa was left to wonder what might have been after putting his Williams onto the inside of row three of the grid for the Canadian Grand Prix. Both Massa and team-mate Valtteri Bottas had been in the thick of the fight to be 'best of the rest' behind the two Mercedes drivers but, when it came to qualifying, slipped behind Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel to live up fifth and fourth respectively. While Vettel admitted that he had been fortunate to put together a lap good enough to separate Mercedes and Williams, Massa was left to rue a brake problem that he felt cost him the vital fractions of a second that prevented him from being higher up the order. “Maybe, if I had been a few...
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