As initially reported by Reuters, representatives of the former Ferrari driver are seeking substantial dam𝓰ages resulting from an alleged ‘conspiracy’ against Massa and his title bid 15 years ago.

Massa lost out on the 2008 title to Hamilton in draꦿmatic circumstances in Brazil.

Hamilton overtook Timo Glock on the final lap to pip Massa to the title𓄧 by just one-point.

Reuters noted that ﷺthey had seen a letter sent from the London office of Enyo Law which read: “Simply put, Mr Massa is the rightful 2008 Driver's Champion, and F1 and FIA deliberately ignored the misconduct that cheatꦗed him out of that title. 

“Mr Massa is unable to fully quantify his losses at this stage but estimates that they are likely to exceed tens of m🌊illions of Euros🉐.

“🥂This amount does not cover the serious moral and reputational losses suffered by Mr Massa.”

The le꧟tter was addressed to F1 boss Stefano Domenicali and FIA president Mohammed ben Su🐻layem.

It also stated that Massa could "pursue legal action in order to seek compensation for the harm he has suffered as well as recognition❀ that, but for those unlawful acts, he would have been awarded the 2008 Championship.”

Massa’s decision to pursue legal action comes after a startlingꦜ revelation tha✱t former CEO Bernie Ecclestone that he and former FIA president Max Mosley was aware that Nelson Piquet Jr. crashed on purpose at the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix as part of 'crash-gate'.

Piquet’s crash cost Massa a likely win in Singapore given that the Ferrari 💫driver was leading the race and forced into an unscheduled pit stop.

During the pit🐷 stop, a fuel hose was stuck in Massa’🌃s car and the operational error cost Massa crucial points, and ultimately the title.