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2010/02/24: It's Alain's 55th birthday! Joyeux Anniversaire, Le Professeur! Merry Prostmas to all!

2009/10/06: Webmaster in Singapore GP 2009
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Suzuka Special 2005 (Sep, 05)
Witness the horror online!

Suzuka Special 2004 (Aug, 04)
Where were you when Senna nearly killed Prost

Suzuka Special 1997 (Nov, 97)

Damon Hill (1996 World Champion, Ayrton Senna's last teammate) on Senna's fatal accident and manslaughter charge against Williams:

"I am convinced that he (Senna) made a mistake, but many people will never believe that he could. Why not? He made many mistakes in his career.

"He was identified with pushing to the limit and beyond. He would often prefer to crash into his opponent rather than be defeated." (See picture.)

"These opinions are sacrilege in the world of driving gods. Ayrton was a great driver and a man with enormous humanity. He was not a god. He was as frail and vulnerable as you or I to the need to show what we are made of, and to whatever personal motives drove him to feel that risking his life was proof of his integrity.

"It was not the fault of anyone else that he kept his foot flat when he could have lifted, but Ayrton had to be this demigod "Senna", and "Senna" does not shrink from fear. And in that moment he fulfilled all our sorry needs for a hero for whom death is just an occupational hazard."