In the run-up to the 20th anniversary of Ayrton Senna's passing, we asked those in the current Formula One paddock for their thoughts on the legendary Brazilian driver - some knew him, some worked with him, some even raced against him, while some were barely schoolboys when he died. Here's what they had to say (more quotes will be added throughout the week)...Martin Brundle, former F1 driver"Senna was for many a synonym for qualifying. Seeing him on a qualifying lap - either in your mirrors or from the pit wall - was electrifying: his very distinctive helmet colour and his very distinctive style in the car. He had a gift - a sixth sense - for where the grip on the track was. I'd...
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