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Felipe Massa will live his life after F1 with no regrets

Felipe Massa has closed the chapter on his career in Formula 1 and heads to a new life without a negative thought in his mind. After fifteen years at the pinnacle of motorsport, and a 269-race run, the 36-year-old Brazilian called it a day. And there will be no revolving door change of heart like the one which last year enticed him to extend his stay at Williams after initially deciding to retire. A true gentleman, considered by all as one of the sport's 'good guys', Massa has not a single regret to express about his exemplary career, not even when asked about the day he came within one corner of clinching the world championship, at Interlagos in 2008. "In 2008 what helped me through...
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