Felipe Massa says contract negotiations on his future at Williams have stalled since Robert Kubica’s two private tests with the🧜 F1 team over the past two weeks.

Afte✃r Kubica was turned down by Renault for 2018, the Polish driver has been working with Williams for a potential F1 comeback having bee𒈔n out of the sport since 2011 when he suffered a horrific rallying crash which left him with partial use of his right arm.

Williams has confirmed ‘productive’ tests have been completed by Kubica in its 2014-spec🔯ification car at Silverstone and the Hungaroring, while in Hungary Paul di Resta also ran a one-day test to act as a comparison, which has left Massa’s future at the team under threat.

Massa is ⛎eager to re-sign with Williams for 2018 despite announcing his retirement from F1 12 months ago only to pull off a turnaround when Nico Rosberg retired as reigning champion to see Valtteri Bottas leave Williams to join Mercedes.

The Bra🎶zilian driver says “no talks” have been held since the last race in Japan but is eager to get a decision on his future by his home race at Interlagos which is three weeks away.

“No, no talks. I am was quite clear when I talked to the team, I was quite clear what was the situation and now I need to get the team to come back to me to say yes or no, white or𝐆 black, good or bad, whatever,” Massa said. “The team knows 100% what I can do ൩and what I can give and I am pretty much sure that they need that.”

Massa refused to comment on Kubica’s recent Williams tests and says he’s purely concentrating on his own performancꦑe for the final fo🃏ur races of the 2017 campaign.

“I have nothing to answer about that [Kubica],” he sa𝔍id. “I am concentrating on my job race-by-race♕ and I am pretty relaxed jumping in the car and enjoying myself.”