AYRTON SENNA DIED IN GP SAN MARINO

Ayrton Senna died of massive head injuries in San Marino Grand Prix at Imola. He lost control of his Williams-Renault at approximately 200 mph, and crashed into the concrete wall at the edge of the track. He never regained consciousness, and was pronounced dead later at San Marino Hospital. Roland Ratzenberger of Simtek-Ford, died during Saturday's qualifying after another high speed accident. -- Firman Hadi Live from New York

: Ayrton Senna died of massive head injuries in San Marino Grand Prix This was a terrible weekend. Like him or hate him, he was truly a great driver. What a shame...:( RQ -- __ ;;;;;; #### / \;;;;;;;;; #### /____/;;;;;;;;;;;;; #### : :::::::::::::::::: : ##### ## : :::::::::::::::: : ___###### : :::::::::::::::::: :___________ M Y O P I N I O N S A R E E X A C T L Y T H A T

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>Ayrton Senna died of massive head injuries in San Marino Grand Prix at >Imola. He lost control of his Williams-Renault at approximately 200 mph, >and crashed into the concrete wall at the edge of the track. He never >regained consciousness, and was pronounced dead later at San Marino >Hospital. >Roland Ratzenberger of Simtek-Ford, died during Saturday's qualifying >after another high speed accident. >-- >Firman Hadi >Live from New York

People on your own streets and freeways are killed EVERYDAY. People dued from AIDS. Young kids die because of ***. Women get***d everyday. People are dying in Rwanda, Bosnia, Corea, Somalia because of war, nutrition proplems etc. Richard

: People on your own streets and freeways are killed EVERYDAY. People : dued from AIDS. Young kids die because of ***. Women get***d : everyday. People are dying in Rwanda, Bosnia, Corea, Somalia : because of war, nutrition proplems etc. Don't forget the THOUSANDS of soldiers, sargents, imps, cacodemons, and barrons that are slaughtered EVERY time DOOM is played. That's the final straw. Enough is enough. Stop the ***. Thank you. . <--Grain of salt for those to take that think I'm being serious. Scott -- /--------------------------------------------------------------------/ | Scott Wells | University of Texas at Dallas | | Otherwise known to TF MUSHers as FRENZY!! The wakko in all of us. | | "Helloooooooo, Nurse!" -Wakko | /--------------------------------------------------------------------/

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>>Ayrton Senna died of massive head injuries in San Marino Grand Prix at >>Imola. He lost control of his Williams-Renault at approximately 200 mph, >>and crashed into the concrete wall at the edge of the track. He never >>regained consciousness, and was pronounced dead later at San Marino >>Hospital. >>Roland Ratzenberger of Simtek-Ford, died during Saturday's qualifying >>after another high speed accident. >>-- >>Firman Hadi >>Live from New York >People on your own streets and freeways are killed EVERYDAY. People >dued from AIDS. Young kids die because of ***. Women get***d >everyday. People are dying in Rwanda, Bosnia, Corea, Somalia >because of war, nutrition proplems etc. >Richard

Hey Rich... I see that you've SLIMED your way over to this group too! I'ld seriously like to know where you stand, once you're done shhoting your mouth, pretending that YOU are the one who cares, and who's different. Why not fill us with your visdom as to why we stand where we stand? Sina

>People on your own streets and freeways are killed EVERYDAY. People >dued from AIDS. Young kids die because of ***. Women get***d >everyday. People are dying in Rwanda, Bosnia, Corea, Somalia >because of war, nutrition proplems etc. I'm sorry. You appear to have wondered into the wrong room. alt.social.angst is down the hall and to the left. I'm sure they can help. -- Cliff Craner | "Do that which consists in taking no action, o-----(_)-----o and order will prevail." - Lao Tzu Comin' at Ya!

If you take a look at rec.autos.sports you find out that quite a LOT of people takes this Senna accident quite seriously. I have never been a true Senna fan myself, but I agree to saying that he was one of the ultimate drivers. Please act a bit more *** and show some hart! When I saw the race on sunday, I knew that F1 has lost a jewel. We hope that Senna & Ratzenberger didn't feel much of it. Tim.

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|> >Ayrton Senna died of massive head injuries in San Marino Grand Prix at |> >Imola. He lost control of his Williams-Renault at approximately 200 mph, |> >and crashed into the concrete wall at the edge of the track. He never |> >regained consciousness, and was pronounced dead later at San Marino |> >Hospital. |> > |> >Roland Ratzenberger of Simtek-Ford, died during Saturday's qualifying |> >after another high speed accident. |> >-- |> >Firman Hadi |> >Live from New York |> > |> |> People on your own streets and freeways are killed EVERYDAY. People |> dued from AIDS. Young kids die because of ***. Women get***d |> everyday. People are dying in Rwanda, Bosnia, Corea, Somalia |> because of war, nutrition proplems etc. |> |> Richard |>

This doesn't belong on this group,but it is the drive,determination, and true sportsmanship of people like Ayrton Senna that help us escape the things that Richard writes about.Sports and games are by nature escapist and when someone that is at the forefront passes on it reminds us all too well of everyday problems and occurences. Bob

: People on your own streets and freeways are killed EVERYDAY. People : dued from AIDS. Young kids die because of ***. Women get***d : everyday. People are dying in Rwanda, Bosnia, Corea, Somalia : because of war, nutrition proplems etc. Mr. Richard, thanks for sharing that with me. Thanks to you, now I know that people are dying EVERYDAY on our own street! I'm really impressed with your social awareness! Tomorrow, I'm going to join Peace Corps, and help those hungry kids down there in Somalia! Please, Mr. Richard, get a life!!! -- Firman Hadi Live from New York

Here, Here! I was never a true Senna fan, and in fact he rather annoyed me with his arrogance, and lack of patience sometimes on the circuit (running N.Mansell) off the track a few times hasn't made him too many friends. However, his skill at driving was beyond reproach. He was simply unbeatable in the wet. His nerve overtaking people at corners, with the rain belting down made me bow to him. We have lost one the best F1 drivers in history, and he will be sadly missed. Track safety needs some close scrutinizing, and it may take a while for the drivers to adjust to having know driving aids, but it is very sad that it has taken 2 drivers deaths to wake people up. Don't trivialise either drivers deaths.. regards Paul Smith -- |Bachelor of Applied Computing | second to Oxygen." -- Mrs. Confucious | | IMPROVE THE UNIVERSITY - GET A REAL AUDIO-VISUAL DEPARTMENT |

: People on your own streets and freeways are killed EVERYDAY. People : dued from AIDS. Young kids die because of ***. Women get***d : everyday. People are dying in Rwanda, Bosnia, Corea, Somalia : because of war, nutrition proplems etc. Whoopee. They don't drive Formula 1.

>: People on your own streets and freeways are killed EVERYDAY. People >: dued from AIDS. Young kids die because of ***. Women get***d >: everyday. People are dying in Rwanda, Bosnia, Corea, Somalia >: because of war, nutrition proplems etc. >Whoopee. They don't drive Formula 1. Whoopee. Senna did not live there! Same stupid logic Richard

: People on your own streets and freeways are killed EVERYDAY. People : died from AIDS. Young kids die because of ***. Women get***d : everyday. People are dying in Rwanda, Bosnia, Corea, Somalia : because of war, nutrition proplems etc. : Richard. Richard, face reality, unless you are from the above mentioned countries or know someone affected by *** or AIDS the average person really doesn't care a bit about them. Whereas F1 has a following of 100's of millions. Brazil has declared three days of mourning for A.Senna and his funeral is expected to be "attended" by millions. Its harsh but if given the chance to bring back A.Senna or save a village in Rwanda, I think you would be surprised at how many people would answer "Bring back Senna" Mark.

Here here Bob! I agree totally! Ayrton Senna was a very good man. He did many great things. He is a national hero second to Pele in Brazil. Yes, Richard many people die all the time, some of them great people. Ayrton new the risks he was taking. None the less he was a great man and the world of auto racing will dearly miss him. Death is death, and there are many deaths that nothing can be done about. That does nothing to lessen the loss of a great man. In short Richard. Whats your freekin' point

: >: People on your own streets and freeways are killed EVERYDAY. People : >: dued from AIDS. Young kids die because of ***. Women get***d : >: everyday. People are dying in Rwanda, Bosnia, Corea, Somalia : >: because of war, nutrition proplems etc. : > : >Whoopee. They don't drive Formula 1. : > : Whoopee. Senna did not live there! : Same stupid logic : Richard Richard, if you are *really* concerned with these weighty problems, then I suggest you stop playing computer games, stop reading this newsgroup, and *start* fighting hunger in Africa (we all need example from you). Otherwise, your speech will ring hollow, and will be subject to further ridicule. Remember, talk is cheap. -- Firman Hadi Live from New York

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> : >: People on your own streets and freeways are killed EVERYDAY. People > : >: dued from AIDS. Young kids die because of ***. Women get***d > : >: everyday. People are dying in Rwanda, Bosnia, Corea, Somalia > : >: because of war, nutrition proplems etc. > : > > : >Whoopee. They don't drive Formula 1. > : > > : Whoopee. Senna did not live there! > : Same stupid logic > : Richard > Richard, if you are *really* concerned with these weighty problems, then I > suggest you stop playing computer games, stop reading this newsgroup, and > *start* fighting hunger in Africa (we all need example from you). > Otherwise, your speech will ring hollow, and will be subject to further > ridicule. > Remember, talk is cheap. > -- > Firman Hadi > Live from New York

Richard, what are you talking about? You don't need to go to the n-th world. The day before a young pilot called Ratzenberger died and nobody said anything about that accident. The problem is people like you, me and the rest. Ayrton was the best. Firman, I think you're right, but a little bit utopic, don't you thik so? Fran J. Lago Avil?s, Ciudad sin ley

: Richard, what are you talking about? You don't need to go to the n-th world. : The day before a young pilot called Ratzenberger died and nobody said : anything about that accident. The problem is people like you, me and the : rest. Ayrton was the best. Michael Schumacher IS the best now!