Bruno's Blog
In his first column for autosport.com, Bruno Senna looks back on a frustrating GP2 Asia campaign and sets out his targets for the upcoming main GP2 Series
As one door closes, another one opens. The iSport International team and myself ended the GP2 Asia season without getting the results we wanted. We were competitive enough to contest Romain Grosjean for the championship, but absolutely nothing went our way. I just wasn't meant to win a race in the series, and the final race just about summed my season up.
But I have to focus on the positives going into this weekend's GP2 Main Series opener in Barcelona. The Asia Series was just a warm-up for the main event, so if anything was going to go wrong, it's good that it's already happened because we all start from zero this weekend.
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