Williams Martini Racing‘s Chief Technical Officer Paddy Lowe praised home-town hero Felipe Massa for a 'perfect race'. In what is set to be his final Brazilian Grand Prix, Massa fought hard to take an emotional seventh place, fending off late pressure from former team-mate Fernando Alonso and the Sahara Force India F1 Team's Sergio Pérez. Despite rookie Lance Stroll struggling with mechanical and tyre issues throughout the weekend, Massa's six points ensured Williams of fifth place in the Constructors' Championship, keeping up their record of finishing in the top five in each of the last four seasons. 'First of all, it was a fantastic race with amazing weather and a magnificent...
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