Ayrton Senna was killed at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix. He was leading the race when his car crashed into a concrete barrier. The previous day, Austrian driver Roland Ratzenberger had died. The crash became a turning point in the safety of Formula One.
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After the impact with the concrete barrier, the car bounced off the middle of that section of the track and off the course of the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari. The next day Senna saw the replays of the collision and rushed into the pitlane to get inside a car of the car. He then attended the circuit’s Medical Centre where he learnt from neurosurgeon Sid Watkins that Ratzenberger had left the two left the centre together. He told Watkins that he could not stop racing and then went back to the Williams garage where he summoned Patrick Patrick to the paddock where he did not have to race again. After learning Barric hello had survived, he returned to his car and continued his practice session. On the final lap of the race, he told the journalists to wait one hour while he was checking car problems with his engineer, David Brown. On his debut for his new team during the traditional pre-season testing at Estoril, he said of the Williams FW16: I have a very negative feeling about driving the car and driving it on the limit and so on. It makes you a lot more tense and that stresses you. The problems continued as the season commenced. Benetton’s Michael Schumacher was the championship leader entering the third race at Imola, with Senna trailing by 20 points.
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