Motorsport 2021

[cactus jack]

was one of the first GPs I saw as we only got in the multi channel not too long before. F1 was still a minority in the school yard but Senna was the talk of the place for ages afterwards

 

[J.R.R. hartley]

This day 30 years ago. Recall it well.

No one ever remembers Roland.

 

[TheOutdoorThreadmill]

No one ever remembers Roland.

You did tbf, even though a day late.

 

[J.R.R. hartley]

a day late.

And a dollar short?

 

[foitek]

No one ever remembers Roland.

I remember a quote by Eddie Irvine about him; he had come into F1 from touring cars I think and was struggling at the tail end of the fields in a poor car. Eddie Irvine said "I was watching him and thinking, what's the point?" Subsequent to that GP, didn't Karl Wendlinger suffer an almost-fatal shunt in Monte Carlo also. Grim times back then.

Back in the earlier days again of F1, Monaco was the one GP RTE always broadcast live, with maybe the occasional British one thrown in too sometimes.

 

[mr.selfDestruct]

was one of the first GPs I saw as we only got in the multi channel not too long before. F1 was still a minority in the school yard but Senna was the talk of the place for ages afterwards

I was only starting to watch it that season, but didn't see the race. I can remember watching some of the funeral, which was live on Eurosport.

The Roland crash was horrific. The comments he made to another member of the team before the session, about throwing the car around, or really pushing it, is haunting. It's in the Senna documentary.

 

[TheOutdoorThreadmill]

I was only starting to watch it that season, but didn't see the race. I can remember watching some of the funeral, which was live on Eurosport.

The Roland crash was horrific. The comments he made to another member of the team before the session, about throwing the car around, or really pushing it, is haunting. It's in the Senna documentary.

There was a documentary on SKY F1 channel last night about him. Good watch and insight but very sad.

 

[mr.selfDestruct]

There was a documentary on SKY F1 channel last night about him. Good watch and insight but very sad.

Nice one. I'll look for that.

 

[cactus jack]

After yesterday's sprint race win Max is on pole for tonight's Miami GP. Leclerc in 2nd followed by Sainz, Perez and Norris. Hamilton 8th

 

[keamoresouth]

Hope Lewis doesn't repeat his heroics from the sprint race tonight. It was like an Eddie Irvine at Melbourne in 1997 tribute.