Alain Prost's side of the story
In this interview with AUTOSPORT's sister publication F1 Racing, four-time world champion Alain Prost opens up about the Senna film, mid-1980s drunken tales and why he never really wanted to run a team
"I have seen a big part of the film Senna. I did not want to talk about it before, but now I'd like to give my opinion. I want to be precise"
And they don't come much more precise than Alain Prost. The four-time world champion opens up to Maurice Hamilton about why he thinks the makers of Senna didn't do justice to his relationship with his fiercest rival, and reveals why he couldn't bring himself to remain at Williams for 1994.
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