BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Brazilian Felipe Massa has withdrawn from this week's Budapest Formula One test after missing Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix because he felt unwell. His Williams team said on Monday that Canadian Lance Stroll would drive on Tuesday instead, with young Italian Luca Ghiotto making his Formula One test debut as previously scheduled on Wednesday. Massa, who felt dizzy in practice last Friday and Saturday, was replaced at the weekend by the team's experienced British reserve driver Paul di Resta. The Brazilian is expected to return for the Belgian Grand Prix at the end of August, although there are no certainties. Renault Sport F1 head Cyril Abiteboul said before the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend that Kubica was not an immediate threat to Palmer but the team were considering their options for next season.

Source: The Star July 31, 2017 08:26 UTC