Felipe Massa was left angry and disappointed after feeling Carlos Sainz Jr. deliberately hindered him during his first run in Q3 on Saturday at the Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace. The Williams Martini Racing driver, who is competing in his penultimate Grand Prix of his Formula 1 career before retiring, had shown strong pace during both Q1 and Q2 only to find the Renault Sport Formula 1 Team driver getting in his way between turns four and five, which cost him valuable time and momentum and ultimately saw him make a mistake heading into turn six that forced the abandonment of his lap. Massa will move up to ninth on the grid once Daniel Ricciardo takes his grid penalty for his engine component...
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