Alain Prost has revealed he has no desire to see the highly-lauded feature film about his former nemesis Ayrton Senna.
The award-winning ‘Senna’ movie focuses strongly on legendary Senna’s on and off-track rivalry with Frenchman Prost, who was portrayed as the politicking villain.

“I haven’t seen it and I don’t want to see it,” the 57-year-old told the Russian website F1News.

“I definitely don’t agree with how they went about it,” Prost explained. “I spent a lot of time trying to explain to the makers that they are wrong.”

The Frenchman was also asked about the late Ayrton’s nephew Bruno, who in 2012 will race for Williams-Renault, a combination that in 1993 powered Prost to the last of his four titles.

“Bruno is a great guy and I mean that sincerely,” he said.

“I cannot judge his ability as a driver, because it’s premature to talk about that, but he is a good person.”

The Mercedes car is the reason for Michael Schumacher’s performance struggle in 2010.

That is the belief of F1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone, when assessing the first half of the seven time world champion’s return season to F1 this year.

“He has found a much more difficult situation than he would have counted on,” the 79-year-old said in an interview with Italy’s La Gazzetta dello Sport.

“It’s not a question of him, but of the car. If Michael was sitting in the Red Bull, he would immediately be as he was before,” added the Briton.

Schumacher’s teammate Nico Rosberg told the German-language TV Movie: “The car is currently not fast enough.

“There are some things in the development that have not quite gone to plan.”