A week before the Formula 1 sets up shop in Shanghai, Williams ex-future pensioner Felipe Massa sat down for a session of quick fire questions.
By his own admittance, Massa didn't do too bad 'for an old boy' last Sunday in Melbourne, making the most of his strategy and car to come in sixth overall.
The Brazilian fires off his answers as the fast-moving charger he's always been.
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