Senna ruled out of Silverstone WEC after practice crash

Bruno Senna will miss the remainder of this weekend's FIA World Endurance Championship round at Silverstone through injury after fracturing his foot in a practice crash on Friday.

Driving the #1 Rebellion R13 Gibson, Senna crashed at Copse early in FP1 in an accident that left both the front and rear of the car with damage, resulting in a 30-minute red flag stoppage.

While Senna was able to get out of the car unassisted following the crash, a WEC spokesperson confirmed to Crash.net at Silverstone that the Brazilian would be missing the remainder of the race weekend after injuring his foot in the incident.

Senna was spotted using crutches in the paddock, and wearing a soft boot on his left foot as a result of the injury.

As a result, the #1 Rebellion entry is set to reduce to two drivers for the rest of the Silverstone weekend, with Andre Lotterer and Neel Jani sharing driving duties from FP2 onwards.

.@BSenna was taken to the Silverstone circuit medical center. Following his accident in Free Practice 1, the Brazilian driver has a foot fracture and will not drive this weekend. All Team REBELLION wish him a good recovery! #6HSilverstone #REBELLIONRacing pic.twitter.com/fTyGP4nuXy

— REBELLION Racing (@RebellionRacing) August 17, 2018