http://www.crash.net/news_view.asp?cid=7&id=149361 Bruno Senna completed a perfect debut weekend in the Ferrari Challenge at Silverstone, taking his second victory to set himself up for what he hopes will be a successful return with the GP2 Series next month. The 23-year old recorded a second lights-to-flag victory in the Ferrari F430 Challenge, but the race was not as easy as Saturday's, as he struggled with rear tyre degradation which made for a more difficult car to drive. However, by setting consistent lap times throughout the race, he was able to push hard, avoid any mistakes and take his second lights to flag victory this weekend. "I've got to be happy with this weekend," Senna conceded, "I was fastest in the free practice, got two pole position, two victories and one fastest lap. The only thing I missed out on was fastest lap from today's race, but it was pretty near to perfect. The F430 is very different to the single-seater cars I'm used to driving, but I didn't find it hard to adapt, so I'm pleased. "It's been very beneficial racing at Silverstone this weekend with the GP2 race there in a month. I got a lot of laps in so, when I get here for GP2, I don't have to think too much about the circuit."
