YOUR RESEARCHAnniversary of a legend
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19 years ago today at San Marino the world lost a hero and legend! This was the one of the most tragic weekends in Motorsport history, with the loss of Roland Ratzenberger, the near loss of Rubins Barrachello, and lastly, the death of Ayrton Senna! Thankfully F1 learnt a lot of lessons that day and since then nobody has died in an F1!
Was a huge loss to the sport. Arguably the greatest driver(of my era anyway) to ever drive an F1 at full noise. Seeing him in the lotus dance around more powerful cars in the rain, you could tell he was something special R.I.P. Ayrton
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