'It's hard to distinguish one bit of awesomeness from another' Ahead of the 20th anniversary of Ayrton Senna's death, Ron Dennis – one of the people to have worked most closely with the triple world champion – spoke to selected media including Crash.net about his memories of the Brazilian. While many people will have their own standout moments which define how good Senna was to them – be it qualifying at Monaco in 1988, the first lap at Donington or taking Alain Prost out at the start in Suzuka – Dennis said what made Senna great is that there were too many moments for him to pick from. "Ayrton's qualifying laps were always breathtaking,” Dennis said. “He was so awesome,...
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