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Originally Posted by Artemis
Senna was nec plus ultra in F1. But his overconfidence was dangerous.
An anecdote recounted by Prost: 44:59 to 48:06:
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Not sure how much you can rely on Prost as an independent commentator...Prost and Senna were bitter rivals.
It wasn't over-confidence that got Senna killed it was sketchy welding on his Williams steering column.
I was never a fan of Senna as a person, but he was obviously on a different level right from his first outings in F1.
This on board lap show just how demanding the cars from that era were to drive.
Turn the sound up.
https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/v...983772001.html