Felipe Massa has said that driving for Ferrari for the last time this weekend will be "very special".
The Brazilian is being replaced by Kimi Raikkonen next year, and will drive for Williams in the 2014 Formula 1 season.
The 32-year-old, who will race for the Italian outfit at his home Grand Prix on Sunday, told Sky Sports News: "For me, this is a very special weekend, my last race with Ferrari on my home track. I am racing here with an all-red helmet and a fantastic race suit, given me as a sign of affection by my team, with whom I hope to end the season in the best way possible.
"It's hard to establish how the weekend will go, because even if we weren't quick today in the rain, it's too early to say what conditions will best suit our car. It will definitely be important to use the tyres well and to get confident with the track."
Massa's last win came at Interlagos five years ago.
Sian Cowper
