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Good movie on the life of Ayrton Senna. Lots of subtitles though.

Also lets you in on how political F1 racing is. (well, all racing for that matter)
 
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Yeah, it's worth watching. He was treated like a God back home and he lived the dream till the end.

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Yesterday would've been Senna's (59th, I believe) birthday.

RIP

The Senna film was a very good watch. May have to re-watch this weekend.




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Unrelated, but came across this photo from an article about Senna yesterday






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There have been great strides in safety since then.
Even without them, it was just bad luck. If the wheel had gone on a slightly different trajectory he would been only slightly injured.


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Yep.
Looking at how much of the driver is exposed in the above pic, as compared to the current crop of cars (Even just pre-halo).

Just a perfect set of circumstances, for the Williams to hit the barrier at that angle/spot/etc for the wheel to come back in that way.




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Originally posted by 220-9er:
There have been great strides in safety since then.
Even without them, it was just bad luck. If the wheel had gone on a slightly different trajectory he would been only slightly injured.


Same with Marco Simoncelli. Some things are just freak accidents.

This doc was great. Watched it last year.



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