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That's entirerly different. It's Prost vs. Senna. And there is a lot more room there, and Senna clearly moves over once he's realised that he's gone over the line - and at the start Prost almost pushed Senna onto the grass.

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People keep pulling up the Prost vs Senna thing... Mainly the one where one drove into the other...

Do really think that was even as remotely dangerous ? I certainly don't... It seemed to be a fair fight...

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I forget how brilliant F1 used to be until i see stuff like that. It is so boring in comparison now, yet i still enjoy it, its just not as exciting, certainly not as consitently. Now you watch the start which is usually pretty good then you get 2 or three interesting passes during the race and thats it. Dull in comparison to the late 80's and into the 90's.

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I forget how brilliant F1 used to be until i see stuff like that. It is so boring in comparison now, yet i still enjoy it, its just not as exciting, certainly not as consitently. Now you watch the start which is usually pretty good then you get 2 or three interesting passes during the race and thats it. Dull in comparison to the late 80's and into the 90's.

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In exactly the same way that Prost knew if he knocked out Senna the previous year, he knew he would be champ?

I think that has to be looked in the context of that. I knew everyone else was looking at it in that context when happened twenty odd years ago. I remember getting up early in the morning to watch it, seeing that incident, and then clearing off back to bed.

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In exactly the same way that Prost knew if he knocked out Senna the previous year, he knew he would be champ?

I think that has to be looked in the context of that. I knew everyone else was looking at it in that context when happened twenty odd years ago.

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I firmly believe the new age of drivers are simply not as agressive as the ones we had in the 80's / 90's...

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I am still fuming about it... I think he should count himself lucky that there isn't a review into if he should even be holding the F1 license after that...

Over the years we saw controlled aggression from Schumacher which sometimes went OTT... That seem to be something new for him... It was aggression with no control... A scary thing in F1...

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