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Massa admits he needs better results to stay

Felipe Massa has admitted that he needs to up his game if he's to remain with Ferrari in 2014, but says it's not a matter of pace, but finishing races without making errors. The Brazilian has been outscored 16 points to 61 in the last five races by team-mate Fernando Alonso and has made several costly errors, prompting Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo to question Massa's position. The 32-year-old concedes his position at Ferrari after 2013 isn't clear and rests on him securing more points in the next few races. "The results will decide whether I stay here or move teams," he said. "The possibility to stay [at Ferrari] is there, but the most important thing is the...
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