There is no denying Senna was an excellent race driver, but this film continues to put him in a saint-like light while demonizing Alain Prost and Jean Marie Ballestre almost to the point of being comical. If you're an F1 fan, there is really nothing new here.
shareFor sure, when I was a kid in private school I remember a teacher quite shocked on Senna's death and wanted silence. For that teacher F1 had a deep meaning.
Schumacher was also on the same circuit on Senna' crash.
I do wonder what condition Michael Schumacher really is in? I wonder if partial reprogramming research in induced pluripotent stem cells could regenerate or rejuvenate certain types of damage.
he's a vegetable
shareWhat's happening with the Schuma?
shareI think there's probably an argument that if you were an F1 fan then, you shouldn't really be an F1 fan now.
shareit's a series, not a film
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