Ayrton Senna da Silva 21.03.60 - 01.05.94
Saudade
SAUDADE

Saudade is "The most beautiful word in the Portuguese language" and means "the sense of loss and sadness felt when the person you love isn't there anymore."
(taken from the book "The Death of Ayrton Senna" by Richard Williams)


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BIOGRAPHY: AYRTON SENNA (BRA)

Date of birth: 21st of March 1960
Died at Age: 34 years
Place of birth: Sao Paulo, Brazil
Resident: Monte Carlo, Sao Paulo
Height: 1,75 m (5ft 9ins)
Weight: 70 kg (155 lbs)
Marital status: Divorced, girlfriend Adriane
Children: Nil
Learned profession: Business studies
Hobbies: Model aircrafts
Sports: Jet-ski, waterskiing, tennis, jogging
Favourite music: "Everything good - from pop to classical."
Favourite food: Fruit, typical Brazilian food
Favourite drink: Guarana

Career:

Start of racing career: Go-karts at the age of 4 (!), first go-kart- races at the age of 13
First racing car: 1981 - Formula Ford 1600, van Diemen
First successes: 1977 Panamerican Kart-Champion 1979, 1980 runner-up Kart-World Championship
Most memorable experience: "Clinching the 1988 World Championship by winning the Japanese GP at Suzuka."

GP-Starts: 161
Pole-Positions: 65
Wins: 41
GP-Points: 614
World Championship Titles: 3

1981 - Brit. Formula Ford 1600, Champion
1982 - Formula Ford 2000, British and European Champion
1983 - British F-3-Championship, Champion
1984 - F1 Toleman-Hart, 13 points, 9th
1985 - F1 Lotus-Renault, 38 points, 4th, 1st GP victory in Portugal
1986 - F1 Lotus-Renault, 55 points, 4th
1987 - F1 Lotus-Honda, 57 points, 3rd
1988 - F1 Marlboro-McLaren-Honda, 94 points, World Champion
1989 - F1 Marlboro-McLaren-Honda, 60 points World Championship runner-up
1990 - F1 Marlboro-McLaren-Honda, 78 points, World Champion
1991 - F1 Marlboro-McLaren-Honda, 96 points, World Champion
1992 - F1 Marlboro-McLaren-Honda, 50 p., 4th
1993 - F1 Marlboro-McLaren-Ford, 73 points World Championship runner-up
1994 - F1 Williams-Renault. Pole positions in Brazil, Pacific and in the San Marino Grand Prix at Imola before fatal accident in the San Marino GP 1994