Massa has overtaking problems? You mean that Sepang incident ar?

Heikki Kovalainen may have started a war-of-words with Nelson Piquet Jr after publicly revealing his dislike for the Renault tester.
The duo currently work together at Renault as Piquet Jr replaced Kovalainen as the team's official test driver after the Finn was promoted to race driver.
And they may even race together next season if rumours that Piquet will replace Giancarlo Fisichella as a Renault race driver next season are to be believed.
However, that doesn't mean they have to like each other, which is probably a good thing because Kovalainen "really" doesn't like the Brazilian.
Asked by ITV to chose between former F1 drivers Nigel Mansell and Nelson Piquet, Kovalainen's said: "To be honest I don't really know them so well - it was too early for me when they were racing."
However, he then added: "I don't really like Piquet Junior so much so maybe Mansell."

now ferrari also have mouth..they had been tested it before this

now ferrari also have mouth..they had been tested it before this

keep ur leg cool

Fernando Alonso is expecting a closer battle from opposition outside the McLaren team in the Canadian Grand Prix, despite topping both free practice sessions at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.

The double world champion headed McLaren team-mate - and biggest Monaco 'rival' - Lewis Hamilton in the opening 90-minute outing, before improving after lunch to head Ferrari's Felipe Massa by half a second. However, despite the sizeable advantage, Alonso insisted that the opening day conditions made accurate predictions of performance hard to gauge.
"It was a good start to our weekend at a challenging circuit, but I don't think we will dominate like we did at the last race in Monaco," the Spaniard claimed, "In the first session, we limited our running slightly as the track was very dirty and only used one set of tyres, but still emerged fastest. The second session was spent on tyre evaluation and also looking at the brakes. We have made some good progress so so far so good, but the track conditions here means that it's very hard to estimate where our competition is."

Rookie team-mate Hamilton was making his first appearance at the Montreal circuit, but acclimatised quickly and backed Alonso up in both sessions.

"Today was the first time I had the opportunity to drive at the Montreal circuit and I really enjoyed myself," the Briton revealed, "We had done a lot of work back in the UK with our simulation programme and I have watched a few of the past races here, but you can't beat the real thing. We worked on set-up, tyre evaluation and also looking at the brakes as this circuit is notoriously hard on the brakes, but there were no problems and it looks like we are in good shape.”