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In 1984, a Brazilian by the name of Ayrton Senna joined the Formula 1 world championship with a very noncompetitive car as part of team Toleman.
They say that in Formula 1, the way to see which driver is the best is in the rain. Senna was the god of rain.
You’d sometimes watch him race, and it was as though the other drivers were given a diesel truck compared to his NASA rocket ship.
His racing skills were so superior that he danced with the edge of grip constantly, even explaining that he drove beyond the confines of his active consciousness while tapping pure instinct and raising the bar.
This is the feeling that Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and Steph Curry call “the zone.” It’s when the basket looks like an ocean that you can’t miss, and it is probably what Pavarotti sensed in his vocal cords when he hit those sublime notes or what Usain Bolt felt when each step pushed him ahead like a cheetah… It’s the pinnacle of human performance… It’s genius.
Senna was braking later into the corner, he was able to open the wheel back to level and throttle it sooner than the rest, and his understanding of the physical mechanics of the four wheels was almost perfect.
Ayrton Senna was crowned the world champion in 1988, and he received the stamp of approval of the best racing driver in the world.
In 1989, Senna and Alain Prost were teammates fighting neck-and-neck for the crown.
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On the Suzuka track in Japan, which I drove on many times via the simulator, Senna was closing the gap behind Prost. He attempted to pass Prost in one of the last laps to take the lead and keep his championship hopes alive.
Prost didn’t leave Senna any room, and they collided. While Prost exited the car and ended his race, Senna stayed in his, was able to keep the motor running, and pitted to change his damaged front, get back in the race, pass the new leader, and win.
You could see him crying in his helmet knowing he just pulled off what no one else has ever been able to do, but Prost was sitting in the racing director’s office explaining why Senna should be disqualified because Prost’s championship would be lost if so.
Prost was waving regulation 56 in the books, a section that is rarely enforced and certainly doesn’t warrant a disqualification from the race, and he blamed Senna for not meeting it.
Alain Prost is French, and the head of the FIA at the time was as well.
Senna was disqualified, giving Prost the championship.
It was cheating 101, and I expect Kamala, Biden, and the Obamas, as well as Soros and all of the filth behind the scenes backing them, to use every dirty trick in the book when November rolls around just like Jean-Marie Balestre and Alain Prost did to Ayrton Senna.
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