Did Senna die?

Did Senna die?

I don't believe it, and many people think he didn't die, no!

But imagine if Nelson decided to create a Brazilian team in F1? Envy kills!

When will Senna's funeral be?

These vultures won't leave Ayrton's soul in peace; there are ten videos daily talking about Senna as if he were just sitting on the corner of Paulista Avenue drinking an energy drink. It won't be long before they announce the Senna-Max duo at McLaren, and there will be fans believing it. There are people who don't even know he's already dead. Those who read and see news about him every day think he's going to give an interview on Globo's Fantástico on Sunday.

Senna is unforgettable only for the "nutellas" (a derogatory term for young, spoiled drivers) who were born after 1980 and have to settle for these guys who drive cars with seatbelts, crash-proof cockpits, wide tires, oversized brakes, wings, and don't even know that two drivers died every year, that half the engines broke down in every race, and that they couldn't waste anything, they had no chance of making mistakes because there were only six races a year, that almost all the cars used the same Ford Cosworth DFV engine and the same Hewland gearbox.

So, who was the best?

Racing without a helmet, without fireproof clothing?

All "nutella": fans praising the "nutella" drivers.

Roberto da Silva Rocha, professor universitário e cientista político