Three-time F1 World Champion Ayrton Sena Says During Interview
You have to know that being a racing driver is always taking risks
Being a racing driver means racing against other people
You’re no longer a racing driver if you don’t have the space in front of you Because we’re competing To win the championship
Our main motivation is to compete for victory
But there’s a dark side to this interview
First of all, this interview was filmed just before the 1990 Australian Grand Prix Australian Grand Prix. The previous Grand Prix
It was the Japanese Grand Prix where an accident occurred that anyone who was a little interested in F1 would not know
In this situation, Ayrton Sena confirmed the world champion as he deliberately clashed with Frost in the first lap corner of the match
The Grand Prix was held 16 times this season and the Japanese Grand Prix was the 15th event Just before the Japanese Grand Prix, Sena had 78 points and Frost had 69 points
And the winner gets nine points. If neither of them wins a single point here, even if the Sena fails to win a point at the next and final event of the season, the Australian Grand Prix, the Sena will win the championship
You might think it could be tied in the last game, but at this time, the champion was decided by adding up only 11 points from the game with the best score out of the 16 games
And Sena had an accident with Frost on purpose He claimed it was just an unfortunate accident, but no one believed it Looking at this, Sena seems to be just a madman, but Sena was feeling that fisa, who runs f1, discriminated against the god to push Frost
At this point, you will know why Sena said that He made an excuse that he just dug into the space in front of him
Sena was very displeased with Stewart’s question and declared she would never interview him again, even saying she hadn’t spoken to him in a year
In 1991, Sena reportedly admitted that she had intentionally clashed with Frost and called Stewart to apologize
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