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Yesterday, 09:09 (Ref:4232896)
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As others from the F1 world have said on more than one occasion, Senna didn't; he had a firm belief that he was protected and that nothing would happen to him. |
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Exactly, on another post I recall the Senna movie and listening to the team radio after he won in Brazil 91, and the scary, maniacal, almost demonic voice on that radio gave me chills. I immediately thought of Alain, imagine trying to drive against this, I thought of Suzuka 90 and instantly recognised this man, and instantly realised why Alain just gave up trying to reason.
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