F1: Yamamoto replaces Senna for Silverstone drive
One wonders if there is some kind of hormonal trouble at HRT. Bruno Senna - who drives for nothing and brings a sack-full of cash - has not been entered as a driver for the 2010 British Grand Prix. But only yesterday, the company issued a media notice referring to "Hispania Racing, HRT F1 Team and their drivers Bruno Senna and Karun Chandhok"
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The pair went to Cosworth's factory to see where their engines are built. Apparently Bruno Senna's engine has a name: Gabby; Chandock's is called Rachel, names given to them by the Cosworth engineers who build them. The information about the factory visit was published the same day as it became known that Senna would not be in the car this weekend.
HRT test driver Sakon Yamamoto is to drive. HRT have given no reason for the change which has been formally notified to the FIA.
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