You are reading far too much into the situation. Massa was given one team order all year, at Brazil. They would have done the exact same thing to Kimi had their roles been reversed. If I were put into Massa's situation I would be down too, man! You had the pace to win the race, but you weren't allowed to, and it was your home race. Massa actually cried last year when he did win it. You know how emotional Brazilians are! 
The point is, Massa just put pen to paper on a nice and tidy, lucrative long term contract with Ferrari in the weeks prior to the Brazil race. He knew that he would have to do it if the situation arose, and he knows that Ferrari would do the same for him if the opportunity presented itself. Massa is not the Barichello to Raikkonen, and the analogy just doesn't fit, the two are far too closely matched, as was seen this year, to make such a comparison.
The point is, Massa just put pen to paper on a nice and tidy, lucrative long term contract with Ferrari in the weeks prior to the Brazil race. He knew that he would have to do it if the situation arose, and he knows that Ferrari would do the same for him if the opportunity presented itself. Massa is not the Barichello to Raikkonen, and the analogy just doesn't fit, the two are far too closely matched, as was seen this year, to make such a comparison.
After he went out on that motorcycle test and turned in some relatively decent times for his inexperience, Despain made a joke about starting the rumor he'd be riding for BMW next year. With talent like that, you can make up almost anything and someone will believe it. :tongue:
It's only a little off-season fun, I'm sure and he probably bribed Coulthard to 
