Felipe Massa;
After Kimi's engine failed, it was disappointing of course, but I was not too concerned for my own engine. Kimi's failure involved a part in the engine that had failed on my engine in Budapest and while the team felt it was the better risk to leave Kimi's engine after the Hungarian GP, rather than give him a big grid penalty on a tight track, mine of course had to be changed. Now the batch of "cursed" con-rods is no longer being used and we have instigated very close controls on the parts we are using. I hope the problem has gone away for both of us."
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