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VIDEO; Legendarische Senna, vliegend over de curbs, driftend in het stof

Door Bas Kaligis14 november 2009 · 11:14 uur1 min lezen

Met de volgende generatie Senna in de startblokken luidt de vraag: Kan Bruno net zo’n verpletterende indruk in de Formule 1 maken als zijn oom Ayrton Senna? RaceXpress.com blikt nog even terug op de legendarische Ayrton Senna. Vol passie maakte Senna furore in de F1. In 1985 kende Senna een spectaculaire Grand Prix in het Australische Adelaide. In de befaamde John Player Special Lotus blijft hij jagen op de zege.

Hoe spectaculair de Formule 1 indertijd blijkt wel uit de schitterende historische beelden van deze echte racer..

Bekijk HIER een flimpje van de legendarische Ayrton Senna, vliegend over de curbs, driftend in het stof.

Bas Kaligis

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