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Senna Aiming For Top Ten Despite Practice Crash

Bruno Senna is targeting a place in the final part of qualifying at Singapore tomorrow although he didn’t make life easy for himself on Friday, crashing during FP2. The Brazilian hit the wall at turn 19, ending his session after just over half an hour, but did enough laps to convince him the car is competitive. “It wasn’t an ideal day but I was still able to learn a lot about the car and we have a good idea on the direction we will take tomorrow. I made a mistake in FP2 and touched the wall which damaged the car. I was trying to push hard and on a track like this unfortunately that means you can end up in the wall. There isn’t too much damage so we need to work hard to be 100 per...
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