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Felipe Massa is Brazilian Formula 1 driver.

Ex-Formula One racing driver, who raced for Sauber (2002 (16 GPs), 2004 (18 GPs)-2005 (18 GPs)), Ferrari (2006 (18 GPs)-2007 (17 GPs)-2008 (18 GPs)-2009 (9 GPs)-2010 (19 GPs)-2011 (19 GPs)-2012 (20 GPs)-2013 (19 GPs)) and Williams (2014 (19 GPs)-2015 (19 GPs)-2016 (21 GPs)-2017 (19 GPs)). He started 269 Grands Prix, 11 Wins, 16 Pole Positions, 15 Fastest Laps, 41 Podiums and 1167 Points. Best ranked in the World Championship: 2nd in 2008.

He started his F1 career in 2002 with Sauber team. In 2003 he was testing for Ferrari and returned to Sauber as a race driver in 2004-2005. 2006-2013, he joined Ferrari team as a second race driver. In 2014 he joined Williams and finished in 2017 season.

Overcoming a poor start to the 2008 Formula 1 Season, Massa was still in the hunt for a first crown at the season-ending Brazilian GP and a serene home victory in the wet at Interlagos famously made him 'world champion for 30 seconds'. In a stunning twist, Hamilton passed Glock's dry shod Toyota for fifth on the very last corner. A disconsolate but justifiably proud Massa lost the title by a single point.

Son of Ana Elena and Luís Antonio Massa.

Younger brother of Fernanda Massa and older brother of Eduardo Massa.

Son-in-law of Anna and Arnaldo Bassi.

Brother-in-law of Carol Bassi.

Son, Felipe Bassi Massa, was born on November 30th 2009 in São Paulo.

Racing in Ferrari F1 team. (2010)

Teammates in Formula One were: Nick Heidfeld, Giancarlo Fisichella, Jacques Villeneuve, Michael Schumacher, Kimi Räikkönen, Fernando Alonso, Valtteri Bottas and Lance Stroll.

Champion: Euro Formula 3000 (2001), Formula Renault 2.0 Eurocup (2000), Formula Renault 2.0 Italy (2000), Formula Chevrolet Brazil (1999).

Racing in Ferrari F1 team. (2009)

Racing in Ferrari F1 team. (2008)

Racing in Ferrari F1 team. (2007)