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Vol. 10, No. 15 - Apr 14th 2004

	How do you cover the tenth anniversary of a tragic weekend? How do you write about the death of an icon, a controversial figure, a hero? How do you offer insight into an event and a man that have been analysed ad nauseam? How do you do all that and escape banality? You don't. Some things are meant to be banal. Some things are worth repeating. They're worth the debate and they're worth being remembered. Approaching the 10th anniversary of the death of Ayrton Senna and Roland Ratzenberger, Atlas F1 looks at a weekend that has changed Formula One forever...

Six Years of Continual Conflict by Tom Rubython  After years of research and numerous interviews, Tom Rubython releases the definitive biography on Ayrton Senna: The Life of Senna. With photos by Keith Sutton and a foreward by Gerhard Berger, this book is an essential reading for any motorsport fan. Atlas F1 presents the 17th chapter of the book: the Feud with Prost From Fangio to Schumacher by Thomas O'Keefe  Thomas O'Keefe looks at what made Ayrton Senna a great driver and how he fits in between Juan Manuel Fangio and Michael Schumacher on the lineage of F1's legends The Dark Side of the Man by Doug Nye  As Voltaire wrote: to the living we owe respect, but to the dead we owe only the truth. Doug Nye tells the truth of Senna's place in motorsport history as he sees it   Schumacher wins the San Marino GP   Fisichella handed Brazil winner's trophy   Williams sign sponsorship deal with Niquitin

Ron Speaks No man in Formula One has known Ayrton Senna better than Ron Dennis. In an extremely rare meeting with the media, Dennis has broken his long-standing silence and talked about the Ayrton that he knew and loved View from the Imola Paddock by Ann Bradshaw  Ann Bradshaw was Williams's press officer on that dark weekend when the team had lost their newly signed star driver. She recounts the events of that weekend and how the Williams team handled the tragedy A Lesson in Safety by Karl Ludvigsen  Karl Ludvigsen examines how the world of F1 responded to the tragic weekend of the 1994 San Marino GP with powerful new initiatives to improve safety and survivability Memories of May by Timothy Collings  The 1994 San Marino GP was the beginning of a hectic and traumatic month for the F1 press corps. Timothy Collings was there and will never forget that fateful time

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