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Death Of Ayrton Senna, the - Richard Williams

Description: ISBN 0747544956 / Author: Richard Williams / Genre: Biography / Richard Williams leaves no stone unturned as he examines the life and the ... more

Death Of Ayrton Senna, the - Richard Williams ... untimely death of Formula One legend Ayrton Senna.; he gets deep into the psyche of this complex Brazilian as he analyses his character and attempts to discover the reasons behind the driver's burning desire to win. It was, Williams believes, a desire which a precious few drivers have--an inherent belief within Senna that he had the divine right to victory.

Newest Review: ... the book has been updated with information about the trial. Well, I want to read about the TRIAL. I want to know what was ... more

... said in there. I want to know why he died, how he died. I want to know what was said in that 40 minutes / 1 hour that he spent with Frank Williams before the race. I want interviews with those Brazilian friends he had lunch with (if they’re willing) I want ANSWERS. Who was it who hid the fact that Ratzenberger died AT the c ircuit? Why wasn’t the race cancelled? That’s what I want to read - Not some stupid journali...more

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Death Of Ayrton Senna, the - Richard Williams: Read It All Before. Senna. The Final Cash In. (1097 words)
by - written on 07/08/01 (Very useful, 530 readings)
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The Death Of Ayrton Senna by Richard Williams is one of many books that have been published about this racing legend. Unfortunately, this one, like many other books of its type, feels like nothing more than a cash in. I truly feel that Williams, while he may be a racing enthusiast, didn’t write this because he cared, but instead because he’d already been a published F1 writer, and figured he could use his name and the name of someone really big to make a little extra money. I bought this book purely because it was in Waterstones. I didn’t think, I just grabbed it. Books about Senna are thin on the ground in the North East of ... Read the complete review