Bruno's Blog
Spa was looking like the perfect weekend until it went very badly, and controversially, wrong. And while it hurts him to admit it, Bruno Senna now knows that he must score 11 points more than his rival Giorgio Pantano if he wants to secure the GP2 Series title at the Monza finale this weekend
So this is it, the final round of the GP2 Series and my last chance to win the title from under the nose of Giorgio Pantano. I go into Monza this weekend 11 points behind, but it could have been so much better after a Spa weekend that just didn't go my way.
I'm going to Monza with a clear mind, focused on winning the title. I am determined to bounce back again, just as I tried to do in Spa, which was going perfectly until the pitstop problem in Saturday's feature race.
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