Autosport Senna Tribute special
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The Hypno-Toad

Original Poster:

13,298 posts

234 months

Friday 21st October 2011
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Couldn't see another thread on this.

Just to say, if you are an F1/Senna fan and you haven't bought this yet, go and get one NOW! Yes its a shameless cash in on the movie but it has loads of pictures that I haven't seen before and some really good articles taken from the time and from the present. IMHO its better than some of the far more pricey books on him.

A sound investment at £5.99.

If you can get your bosses to make the cheque payable to The Hypno-Toad, Dunsaabin, The Lilypad, near the A3, Surrey that'll be nice, Mr Garlick. Cash would be fine too...

ngdragon

114 posts

192 months

Friday 21st October 2011
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agreed- not an autosport fan any more but this is excellent- surprised at some new stuff- in particular the views of all the other drivers at Imola that day- the piece from Johnny Herbert about Pedro Lamy's crash at silverstone was mindblowing- on fire inside the spectator tunnel ffs

Mini1275

11,098 posts

211 months

Friday 21st October 2011
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It really is superb, especially for £6. Brilliant articles, brilliant information, brilliant photographs.

Fantastic and a must have for any F1/Senna enthusiast.

Mr Senna

1,044 posts

238 months

Friday 21st October 2011
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I agree, it's a great read.

The Schumacher bit (giving his view of the crash) shows he has a heart.

cragswinter

21,429 posts

225 months

Saturday 22nd October 2011
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Thanks for the headsup, I've seen it advertised on here but I'm always wary of these "bookazines", definatly get a hold of this one now though.

iamlars

110 posts

192 months

Tuesday 25th October 2011
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Does anyone know if this is still floating about in shops? Had a look at news agents near my work and couldn't find any copies. Failing that, anywhere I can find it online (not looking for the Digital version though).

Cheers

Mini1275

11,098 posts

211 months

Tuesday 25th October 2011
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I've only seen it in WHSmiths.

You can buy it online here:

http://www.themagazineshop.com/bookazines/match-da...

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FeelingLucky

1,183 posts

193 months

Tuesday 25th October 2011
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Mr Senna said:
I agree, it's a great read.

The Schumacher bit (giving his view of the crash) shows he has a heart.
Not so, I'll never forget his podium celebrations, quite distastefull IMO.

iamlars

110 posts

192 months

Wednesday 26th October 2011
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Mini1275 said:
I've only seen it in WHSmiths.

You can buy it online here:

http://www.themagazineshop.com/bookazines/match-da...

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Cheers for that! Had a look yesterday in WHSmiths without any luck.

Funny how when I did a google where to buy it online I didn't get that link. Ordered it now so thanks! biggrin

entropy

6,441 posts

232 months

Friday 28th October 2011
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Brought this the other day.

A cracking read.

Loved the Autosport front cover spreads. Gave me nice warm feeling inside as I used to spend my pocket money to look at the Marlboro livery and reading the odd swear word in print which was brilliant for a ten year old!

Kinky

39,941 posts

298 months

Saturday 29th October 2011
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Managed to pick up a copy this afternoon in WH Smiths in Windsor. They had a few copies left, but note, they are on the top shelf, so easy to miss.

On a side-note, I noticed there's some display ads running on PH, promoting it, linking to here:
http://www.themagazineshop.com/bookazines/match-da...

But do note that the cover price is £5.99.

DrTre

12,957 posts

261 months

Saturday 29th October 2011
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Pretty cool stuff.

As a complete aside I never realised Berger span his car because he hit the fire extinguisher switch thinking it was a switch for something else.

Shotgun Rider

816 posts

199 months

Saturday 29th October 2011
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FeelingLucky said:
Not so, I'll never forget his podium celebrations, quite distastefull IMO.
What did he do on the podium, I just watched a video on youtube and couldn't see anything bad, a few smiles but no celebrations.

FeelingLucky

1,183 posts

193 months

Sunday 30th October 2011
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He was grinning like a cheshire cat,celebrating in fact, less that two hours after one of the sports greats lost his life. The second death at that track in one weekend.

Shotgun Rider

816 posts

199 months

Sunday 30th October 2011
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FeelingLucky said:
He was grinning like a cheshire cat,celebrating in fact, less that two hours after one of the sports greats lost his life. The second death at that track in one weekend.
Did they know that Ayrton had died at that time though?

Edit - To add that I know they were aware that Ratzenberger had died

FeelingLucky

1,183 posts

193 months

Monday 31st October 2011
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It wasn't public yet, but they all knew.