At the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix, after the death of Austrian rookie Roland Ratzenberger during qualifying, Ayrton Senna hid an Austrian flag in his car, intending to raise it in honour of Ratzenberger after the race. The flag was found after Senna hit a wall at 145 mph, killing him.
@creepydotorg Roland Ratzenberger was only 33 when he met the creator.
@creepydotorg I highly recommend the documentary “Senna”, if you haven’t seen it.
@creepydotorg Senna was actually 15 seconds ahead in the lead before crashng. Google Senna 15 for more.
@creepydotorg Bruh had plans, but the universe had other plans for him. So sad to see it turn out that way
@creepydotorg One of the saddest things I remember was Ratzenberger's death really affected Ayrton that day and Sid Watkins (Chief Medical Officer), said they should just quit racing and go fishing. Ayrton said he couldn't stop racing.