Drivers past and present were at Imola today to pay tribute to Ayrton Senna and Roland Ratzenberger twenty years after that infamous San Marino weekend.Last night a mass was held in Imola and today, the first of four days of events in the town, the circuit was open to the public, as fans and racers alike paid tribute to the two men.In the spring sunshine the drivers walked to the infamous Tamburello corner where Senna perished, a minute's silence held at 14:17, the exact moment of his accident.'It's so emotional for us because it's a long time and still the love from the people is very alive,' Senna's niece Paula told Reuters Television. 'It seems like Ayrton is living inside people's...
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