I hate Formula One lol. But I did make myself watch the 'Senna' film dcumentary last year, on the basis I remember the impact in when he died in 1994, I remember that year vividly. I was in high school, my art teacher, I guess he must have been a Socialist, suddenly anncounce to his pupils that Labour leader John Smith had collapsed & died, I could see from his eyes he was gutted! My mate said: "What's going on? Everyone is dying!" ...and there were other cultural icons dying shockingly young that year, Bill Hicks, Kurt Cobain, Andres Escobar, etc etc.

Not forgetting Ratzenberger, whom Senna wanted to pay tribute to by waving the Austrian flag (tucked in his car) had he won the race at Imola. On another nice touch, Saw ESPN documentary on Prost recently, and he treasures one of Senna's helmets in his office mantelpiece, his great rival & friend.

Anyways, anyone who hasn't seen the docu-film 'Senna', I recommend it, it's fantastic, great footage, like I say, don't have to be an F1 fan to enjoy it. You learn about him as a person, and he seemed a nice bloke.

You can see Ayrton Senna's legacy today. Win at all costs, disregard the safety of other drivers, if I can't win neither shall you. This has all come from him. If you are that good let your driving speak for you. One of the worlds greatest drivers?? NO. If he were driving today his excesses would be reined in (I hope). I regret his death but I do not wish to see his like again.