Sergio Perez believes qualifying was a real fight for the Brazilian Grand Prix after the margins between progression and elimination were tiny. The Sahara Force India F1 Team driver will start Sunday's Grand Prix in ninth, behind team-mate Nico Hulkenberg, with the Mexican finishing only 0.061 seconds behind. This performance from the Silverstone-based outfit, means they have a strong start for Sunday, especially with them qualifying higher than Williams Martini Racing, their main rival in the Constructors' Standings fight for fourth. The Autódromo José Carlos Pace is a short track, meaning drivers need to really hook together the perfect lap, as any mistake can make a big difference,...
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