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tiggers
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 Posted: Fri May 01, 2009 10:09 Post subject: 15 years.... |
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....since the death of Ayron Senna
Gone, but definitely not forgotten.  |
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benwillfordjohnson
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| Posted: Fri May 01, 2009 11:30 Post subject: |
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definately not- I'll be raising a glass tonight, and revisiting a few old races
Adeus Ayrton
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Anfield5
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Just watched a short tribute to him on telly - still brings a tear to the eye and a lump to the thoat. Please don't forget it's the 15th anniversary of Roland Ratzenbergers death also.
I mention this because I saw Roland race in NZ in a BMW M3 a couple of times, great guy - excellent driver - gone too soon
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chris.blades85
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Only started watching F1 in 94. Wish I could have seen him more. True Hero
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Speed Freak
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I remember it like yesterday, I was at an age when more interested in clubbing, Girls etc. I got a phone call from my older brother who was a Senna Nut, Ive never heard him so effected by an event and still is when it is brought up. His room is almost a Monument to him still, Posters, Videos, DVD's., Models etc.
Personally I remember Aryton for the look of absolute concentration in his eyes, Its like peering into his soul.
Yes gone to soon RIP Ayrton. And RIP Roland too, We never got to see his full potential. |
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kraut
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May 1st 94 is one of the few days you never forget where you have been and you can describe every little detail of this day, like branded into your brain ... an event like 9/11, the fall of the Berlin Wall, World Cup for Germany and the birth of my son.
RIP Ayrton
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The Rumble Strip
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The blackest weekend that I can remember during my time of watching F1.
One can only hope that the safety measures that came out of this will ensure that such a tragedy will never happen again. |
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D-Type
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Plus another year.
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Anfield5
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We will always remember this date with regret and sadness.
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The Rumble Strip
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| Another year gone and perhaps there is a fitting, lasting tribute with the upcoming release of the Senna documentary. |
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