Senna

Just watched that documentary for the first time. As a 23 year old I'm too young to remember him racing but I do remember the day he crashed, at how sad my dad was.. I think it's the emotion of the day than the actual day itself that's so vivid.

After watching that documentary I have to take my hat off to him. What a driver, and what a human being. The speeds he'd throw his car into a corner, with it chucking down rain with little else but some traction control were truly phenomenal. The control he had over those cars is something I had never seen until tonight.

An absolute tragedy that we never got to see more of him racing. He was something special, a true one of a kind.