Bruno Senna will not be paid by his 2010 team Campos, the Brazilian rookie has revealed.
Having already denied he is a pay-driver, the nephew of the late Ayrton Senna admitted that he hopes to help Campos to attract sponsors.
And as for earning a living himself, the 26-year-old - who has signed a two-year contract - said: "I will receive no pay, but I'm allowed to have personal sponsors."
Senna said: "I am here because I trust Adrian (Campos) completely.
"I spoke with all the teams except Ferrari, and almost all of them demanded that I contribute five million euros in sponsorships.
"In the end I reached an agreement with Campos because they believe in me and because they think that my name will help them to get sponsors."
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