‘He believed he had a God-given right to win’: Check out this fantastic film on Senna

On the annniversary of the late Formula One star’s death, this film looks back on his incredible career.

By Paul Fennessy Thursday 1 May 2014, 8:30 PM

May 1st 2014, 8:30 PM 4,443 Views 1 Comment

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TODAY MARKS THE 20th anniversary of Ayrton Senna’s tragic death.

The Brazilian Formula One star was tragically killed on 1 May 1994 while racing in the San Marino Grand Prix.

The Right to Win looks at the extraordinary life of the Brazilian superstar and examines the circumstances that led to his death.

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‘He believed he had a God-given right to win’: Check out this fantastic film on Senna

On the annniversary of the late Formula One star’s death, this film looks back on his incredible career.

Ambitious for Ireland caps, Munster’s James Cronin wants a Pro12 medal>