Brazilian driver Felipe Massa announced that he will retire from the sport at the end of the 2017 season. The 36-year-old will make his second and final retirement after he was enticed back to Williams last year to replace Valtteri Bottas after the latter has secured a Mercedes seat. The Sao Paulo native has scored 36 championship units so far this season and occupies the 11th place in the Drivers’ Standings. His best race results were two sixth places which he scored in the Australian and the Bahrain Grand Prix. As his team-mate Lance Stroll’s place is secured at the Grove-based team due to the backings of his father Lawrence Stroll, there is only one seat available at Williams. There...
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