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Memories of
Senna: Annecdotes and Insights from Those Who Knew Him -
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from Canada Christopher Hilton / Hardcover / December 2011
Ayrton Senna was more than a great racing driver: he was a giant of a
man who, 17 years after his death, is still mourned as no sportsman has
ever been. Much has been written about him, but this book approaches the
subject with a powerfully different focus. More than 120 people who knew
him, worked with him and competed against him were asked a single
question: what is your strongest memory of Senna? The result, told
entirely in direct quotes, stands as an intimate, heartfelt portrait of
the man, from his early days as a karter to his death at the 1994 San
Marino Grand Prix. Previously published as Aryton Senna: The Legend
Grows, this book has been reformatted in conjunction of the highly
documentary movie, Senna. |
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Senna Through My Eye -
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from the UK -
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from Canada Paul-Henir Cahier / Hardcover / 2004
With a selection of 105 of his finest photographs, Paul-Henri Cahier's
Ayrton Senna - Through My Eye follows the magical driver from Sao Paulo
over his 10 blistering fast years on the circuits of the world, until
his untimely, tragic death at Imola in 1994. Also included in the book
are 18 pages of text in which Paul-Henri explains how he came to be a
fulltime Formula 1 photographer and, in his opinion, what made Senna so
devastatingly quick. While the photographs stand alone, 9 pages of
captions and thumbnail images give the reader a reference for where they
were taken and what the mood and circumstances were at the time. |
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Ayrton
Senna: The Whole Story -
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from the UK -
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from Canada Christopher Hilton / Paperback / April 2004 In this meaty paperback, published to
mark the tenth anniversary of Ayrton Senna's death, Christopher Hilton marries and updates four of his earlier titles about the
legendary driver into one volume of more than 100,000 words. He chronicles Senna's entire story, from the wealthy childhood in
Brazil to his fatal crash in 1994. It is a fast-moving and comprehensive account of an extraordinary life that will appeal to the
wider public as well as to Senna fans. |
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Memories
of Ayrton Senna - Also
from Canada Christopher Hilton / Hardcover / January 2004 This deeply personal and beautifully illustrated
volume - published to commemorate the tenth anniversary of Ayrton Senna's death - draws together the memories of those who knew and
loved him, telling in their own words why he was so special to them, as a driver, as a man, as a colleague, as a friend, and as a
hero. Christopher Hilton, author of previous sensitive studies of Senna, asked a host of people inside and outside motorsport for
their strongest memory of Senna. Their answers were touching and surprising. |
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The
Life of Senna: A Biography of Ayrton Senna -
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from the UK -
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from Canada Tom Rubython, Keith Sutton (Photographer) / Hardcover / May 2004 'He was the one driver so perfect
that nobody thought anything could happen to him' Bernie Ecclestone 'Ayrton was the most committed of all. He
had an air of invincibility around him. He put his entire body and mind into winning' Sir Frank Williams Ayrton
Senna was, in many peoples' opinions, the greatest Formula One driver to have ever raced. Over 2 million people watched his shocking
crash on television, during the San Marino Grand Prix, on Sunday 1st May, 1994. The knowing knew he was dead when his car finally
came to rest on that fateful day. Although a host of biographies have been published, none have fully researched his life and
character and exposed his extraordinary driving brain. In this first full, and stunningly illustrated, account of his life, the
authors and their collaborators examine every detail of the driving maestro's life. From his earliest days, to his first race and on
to his world championships, to his pole positions and finally to his death and its aftermath. |
| Ayrton
Senna: Above and Beyond - Also
from the UK - Canada Pierre
Menard, Jacques Vassal / Hardcover / September 2003 Although Ayrton Senna was only World champion three times (versus four
times for Prost and five times for Fangio and Schumacher), he is still widely regarded as the best F1 driver ever. He still holds
the world record for pole-positions (65), an example of his extreme style. This book goes back to his childhood in Sao Paulo, and
covers his first steps in motor racing and his F1 career, including comprehensive results. The book features several hundred
photographs and drawings of all the cars driven by Senna in Formula One, with detailed four-sides drawings of his two most typical
cars. It also contains interviews with relatives, former team-mates and engineers, building up a comprehensive portrait of Ayrton
Senna. |
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Death of Ayrton Senna - Also
from the UK - Canada Richard
Williams / Paperback / April 1999 From an emotionally charged national funeral to the unceasing battle for Grand Prix
dominance, Richard Williams uncovers the many strands of Ayrton Senna's combative history in this book. It includes an account of
the trial of the Williams team by the Italian authorities. |
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Sennsa: As Time Goes by - Also
from the UK - Canada Christopher
Hilton / Hardcover / April 1999 This is a biography, published five years after the death of Ayrton Senna at the 1994 San
Marino Grand Prix offering insights into his life, his death and the long-running aftershocks. It is based on first-hand research
into his wealthy childhood in Brazil, through to the latest information on the Imola crash inquiry. It describes single-seater
racing from a human point of view, interviewing men who raced against, and worked for Senna, from Formula Ford 1600 through to
Formula I. Comment is also given on telemetry from the fatal crash, tokens at his graveside, Senna's standing in Sao Paulo today,
the work of the charitable Senna Foundation and the continuing grief among motorsport fans. |
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Ayrton
Senna: A Personal Tribute -
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from the UK Martin
Brundle (Foreword), Keith Sutton / Hardcover / June 1997 |
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Senna: One Year on - Also
from the UK - Canada Alan
Henry, John Townsend / Hardcover / February 1996 Senna won his first Grand Prix in 1985 and after that carved a role for
himself as one of the most highly motivated and talked-about professionals in motor racing. One year after his death at Imola, this
book reviews Senna's dramatic career and pays tribute to the man |
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Senna: His Full Car Racing Record: 1981-1994 - Also
from the UK - Canada Christopher
Hilton / Hardcover / October 1995 Charts how Ayrton Senna rose from a shy young man competing in Formula Ford 1600 to his
three Formula 1 World Championships. The book details Sennas' 235 races, with all the relevant facts and figures |
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Ayrton
Senna: The Legend Grows - Also
from the UK -
Canada Christopher
Hilton / Paperback / April 1995 This biography of Ayrton Senna offers an insight into an intensely private man - his life,
beliefs and career. It charts his growing up, the weekend of the San Marino Grand Prix and his death, as well as charting his full
racing career. |
| Ayrton
Senna - Also
from the UK - Canada Stirling
Moss (Foreword), Ivan Rendall / Hardcover / October 1994 When Ayrton Senna died on the weekend of the San Marino Grand Prix on
1st May 1994, the shock reverberated around the world. Brazil declared three day's national mourning, as the sports world began to
try to assess Senna's contribution to motor racing, and his place in the pantheon of all time greats of the sport of motor racing.
This book looks at his early life in Brazil through to his breakthrough into motor racing, his climb up the ranks of the lower
formulas to his triumphs in Formula One including his three World Championships. |
| Ayrton
Senna: The Second Coming - Also
from the UK Christopher Hilton / Paperback / July 1994 No current sportsman stirs more passion, for and
against, than Ayrton Senna. Some regard him as the greatest racing driver who ever lived, others see only a strange, storm-ridden
solitary. This book tells the story of the three times World Champion's racing genius and of the private man behind the star
quality, including accounts of the immense impact he has on total strangers. The book covers the full drama and controversies of
Senna's third World Championship in 1991, his struggle against Mansell in 1992 and against Prost in 1993, through to the dawn of his
new era with Williams. |
| Remembering
Ayrton Senna - Also
from the UK Alan Henry / Paperback / July 1994 Provides a retrospective look at the career history of the
former World Champion, from pre-Formula One endeavours, through his Formula One debut with Toleman and the Lotus years, to his
achievements with the Marlboro McLaren team during 1988-1991 when he won three World Championships |
| Senna:
Portrait of a Racing Legend - Also
from the UK - Canada Richard
Hawkins / Hardcover / 1994 An illustrated tribute to Ayrton Senna |
| Ayrton
Senna: Goodbye Champion, Farewell Friend - Also
from the UK - Canada Karin
Sturm / Hardcover / 1994 |
| Ayrton
Senna : The Hard Edge of Genius - Also
from the UK Christopher Hilton / Hardcover / 1990 A portrait of the 1988 world champion racing
driver Ayrton Senna, who is regarded as mysterious, religious, shy, introverted and lonely. It is seen through Senna's eyes and
those he was close to along the way |