Bruno Senna was left to lament what might have been in Sunday’s Brazilian Grand Prix, having been involved in a collision with the Mercedes of Michael Schumacher. The two cars came into contact at Turn 1, leaving the LRGP man with a damaged front wing end plate on Lap 10.
“What can I say?” Senna commented after the race. “It’s been quite a difficult day and the overall feeling is one of disappointment. I started the race in a healthy position on the grid and I was hoping to capitalise on that.
“There were many difficulties preventing us from having a better race, namely the incident with Michael and the gearbox problems. I would love to have given my home fans something to smile about, but unfortunately it was not to be.”
Incidentally, this weekend marked two decades since Ayrton Senna - late uncle of Bruno and triple World Champion - won his first Brazilian Grand Prix.
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| Pos. | Driver | Team | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. |  M. Webber | Red Bull | 1:32:17.464 |
| 2. | S. Vettel | Red Bull | +16.983 |
| 3. | J. Button | McLaren | +27.638 |
| 4. | F. Alonso | Ferrari | +35.048 |
| 5. | F. Massa | Ferrari | +1:06.733 |
| 6. | A. Sutil | Force India | +1 Lap |
| 7. | N. Rosberg | Mercedes | +1 Lap |
| 8. | P. di Resta | Force India | +1 Lap |
| 9. | K. Kobayashi | Sauber | +1 Lap |
| 10. | V. Petrov | Lotus Renault | +1 Lap |
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