Originally published in the May 5 1994 edition of AUTOSPORT's sister publication Motoring (now Motorsport) News.
Ayrton Senna was the most committed man I ever met.
The sheer depth of his approach to his profession was something few ordinary people could truly understand. We speak of breathing, eating and sleeping a subject; well, Ayrton did just that but nothing else mattered so much to him in the world.
Roger Williamson: Britain's new hope wasted He looked like a sensation on his way up the ranks, but Roger Williamson never got his chance to shine in F1 thanks to a tragic day at Zandvoort. By David Tremayne F1
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The engineer who took Reynard to another level Senior technical transfers between customer racing car manufacturers were rare at the height of their 1990s pomp. But Bruce Ashmore's move from Lola to Reynard bucked the trend and set in motion a shift in the balance of power in US open-wheel racing Engineering
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