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His violent impact at Tamburello - a now-infamous corner at the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari racing circuit in Imola, Italy - sent a shock through the world. In Senna's native Brazil, and in the motorsport community at large, that jolt never ceased reverberating.
He was a controversial figure in life, a demigod in death, a philosopher out of the car, and behind the wheel, he was a towering figure unlike most sports have ever known.These are just 24 things you didn't know about the legendary Ayrton Senna da Silva: 1988, 1990, and 1991 Formula One world champion. He's still the unmatched master of MonacoHe won the race six times - only two men besides him ever won five. Not only that, he won five in a row from 1989 - a streak he still held when he died. Beyond that, he retired from the lead with a blown engine after securing pole position in 1985, famously crashed with an absolutely huge lead in 1988, and of course was a controversial finish away from winning the 1984 race. His worst finishing position was third. That's dominance.4. He could beat you at chessHe used to play chess with legendary team owner and master strategist - even when he drove for rival teams - and according to Sir Frank, he would, '.'
His driving techniques were the stuff of urban legendIn Monaco, on the sharpest lefthand corner, you have to turn your steering wheel as far as possible and cross your hands in the process. According to McLaren, Senna would then, then straighten out the car and carry on. Some say it's urban legend, while some believe it.6. He took being passed as a personal offense - even if he wonTowards the end of the 1993 Japanese Grand Prix, Senna was well out in front and working his way through lapped traffic, when a young Eddie Irvine, making his first-ever F1 start, dared to un-lap himself - twice. Needless to say, it didn't go down well. Accounts vary on the severity of the confrontation after the race, but suffice it to say it involved three things:.
He was arguably the deepest thinker in the history of sportis worthy of an entire book of study. He described driving in metaphysical terms, and its pursuit as a spiritual endeavor: 'On a given day, a given circumstance, you think you have a limit.
And you then go for this limit and you touch this limit, and you think, 'OK, this is the limit.' And so you touch this limit, something happens, and you suddenly can go a little bit further. With your mind power, your determination, your instinct, and the experience as well, you can fly very high. And suddenly I realized that I was no longer driving the car consciously.
I was driving it by a kind of instinct, only I was in a different dimension.' Senna predicted someone would die in the exact place where he didAyrton went with his fellow driver and eventual teammate, to see what could be done in the name of safety at, after Berger and several others had been involved in serious crashes there. Together, they climbed through a partition in the retaining wall to investigate the surroundings. Senna wanted to move the retaining wall back, but the Santerno River prevented doing so. Senna told Berger that he feared someone would die in that spot. Five years later, his words proved eerily prescient.