what is the name of the F1 track where Ayrton Senna lost his life on track in 1994?

Question

Brazilian triple formula one world champion ayrton senna lost his life in a tragic accident on the track in 1994,please tall me what was the track he lolst his life in

Answer 1

Imola, Italy, the site of the Grand Prix of San Marino.

Answer 2

Ayrton Senna lost his life on May 1st, 1994, at the San Marino Grand Prix, Imola

Answer 3

The highlight of my 30 years of watching F1 was the rivalry between Senna and Prost, Two completely different men, Two completely different driving styles but always incredibly close to each other on the track. As a Prost fan, it was always soul destroying to witness Senna take pole with 10 seconds remaining, but the on track (and off track) rivalry between the two was so intense, it made every race a nail biter. Being a Prost fan, i have to concede, my memories of Prost's career have remained far more vivid because of Ayrton Senna. The Monaco GP of '94 is the only time in my life that F1 racing became insignificant, Having witnessed Ayrton's death at Imola, and having the drivers paying their respect around an empty pole position spot at Monaco, made racing cars seem a bit futile for a while. Good of you to remember Roland as well, God bless them both. Edit. Julian G have a thumbs up to counter that nasty scumbag! :-) Edit. GOD. Don't you think the anniversary of a fine man and great racers death should be acknowledged with fondness, memories and respect, rather than passing judgment on how high up the all time list his achievements place him?

Answer 4

Imola, the San Marino GP.

They changed the corner the following year.

RIP Ayrton Senna da Silva

Answer 5

The 1994 San Marino Grand Prix at Imola in Italy. He is also the last Formula 1 driver to have been killed in a race, while leading the race.

Answer 6

Imola, Italy, San Marino.

Answer 7

On May 1 1994. San Marino Grand Prix at the Imola circuit, driving the Williams FW16, after moving from McLaren.

Senna had made numerous (politically careful) comments that the Williams FW16 had some quirks which needed to be ironed out. It was obvious that the FW16, after the regulation changes banning active suspension and traction control, exhibited none of the superiority of the FW15C and FW14B cars that had preceded it. On May 1 1994, he took part in his third race for the team, the San Marino Grand Prix at the Imola circuit. Although he would not finish it, Senna started his final Formula One race from pole position.

Senna's car was seen to break traction twice at the rear, go off the track at Tamburello corner and strike an unprotected concrete barrier. Telemetry shows he left the track at 310 km/h (193 mph) and was able to slow the car down to 218 km/h (135 mph) in less than two seconds before hitting the wall.

The Williams team was entangled for many years in a court case with the Italian prosecutors over manslaughter charges, but they were found not guilty and no action was taken against Williams.

SchMACKER went on to win the 1994 Driver's Championship. After losing control and hitting a wall SchMACKER decided to drive back onto the track, stating that he felt "the position where he crashed was dangerous", even though he knew he would be driving across the path of a closely following Damon Hill. SchMACKER then collided with Hill to secure his win on points. As Usual.

Williams considered an appeal to the FIA relating to SchMACKER's complete disregard to safety, but thought it better for F1 if no appeal was made.

This decision not to appeal was due to the tragic loss of Senna earlier in the year and an ongoing court case regarding the cicumstances leading up to his death.

We LOVE YOU SENNA!!

RIP

Answer 8

Imola in Italy where they host he San Marino Grand Prix

Answer 9

In Imola, San Marino- Too bad because he was one of the greatest driver's ever

Answer 10

Autodromo enzo e dino ferrari in San Marino Italy