Sahara Force India F1 Team Deputy Team Principal, Robert Fernley, was disappointed the squad could not take advantage of having the fourth quickest car on the grid, at the 2017 Brazilian Grand Prix on Sunday. Driver Esteban Ocon made an early exit from the action when he was collected by Haas F1 Team driver Romain Grosjean, who lost control of his VF17 before launching into the side of his fellow countryman. The incident brought Ocon’s run of races without retirement to an end, which Fernley says was massively unlucky and completely out of the Frenchman’s hands. “It was disappointing to see Esteban’s fantastic run of consecutive finishes come to an end on the opening lap. “He...
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