A first lap incident compromised Sergio Perez's Brazilian Grand Prix and left the Force India driver chasing for the remainder of the afternoon. The Mexican launched his race from P5 on the grid, a 'best-of-the-rest' position he was hoping to capitalise on from the outset. To no avail unfortunately after a fast moving Fernando Alonso forced Perez wide at Turn 2. "Things got quite complicated on lap one when Alonso pushed me wide at turn two. I was on the grass and lost another position to Massa," he said. "That was very costly for my race because I spent the whole afternoon trying to recover. " Alonso dresses down Honda and warns Toro Rosso Perez's efforts took their...
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