As Felipe Massa prepares for his final Formula 1 race the Brazilian driver reflects on any last targets to produce a final flouris𝕴h to his career in the sport.

After producing a dramatic retirement U-turn 12 months ago to re-join Willi🌃ams alongside Lance Stroll for this season, Massa will exit the sport for a second time after the 2017 season finale in Abu Dhabi.

Mass🔥a, who has refused to comment on who he thinks will replace him at Williams for 2018 amid rumours of Robert Kubica having signed a deal, says he’s in a relaxed mood for his final F1 race thanks to having no regrets from his time racing in the sport.

“I feel pretty relaxed at the moment – somebody asked me, 'when you closed the door to your house were you thinking 'I'm going to the last r༒ace of my Formula 1 career?' and I didn't even think about it, to be honest,” Massa said. “So I think it's pretty relaxed.

“I'm ready for 🦹the last race and I’m ready for the next challenge in my 🔯life. To be honest I have nothing to regret in my career, I'm very happy and very lucky to achieve and to be where I am. But I'm really ready for the next step.”

Massa had hinted at a switch to Formula E but given 🍌the 2017-18 season starts in a week’s time he has deferred his interest until next year while refusing to rule out a potential turn at Le Mans in 2018.