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F1, Imola Gp: Race on the Track With the Drivers Organized by Vettel to Remember Senna

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Race on the Track With the Drivers Organized by Vettel to Remember Senna
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A race on the Imola track to remember Ayrton Senna. This is the initiative of Sebastian Vettel who, together with the other Formula 1 drivers, wanted to pay homage to the Brazilian driver who passed away, 30 years ago, right on the Imola circuit.

All the drivers wanted to honor Senna ‘s memory not only by participating in the race, but also by wearing a green and gold t-shirt as a tribute to the Brazilian driver.

Not just Vettel, Norris was also immortalized in front of Senna’s statue Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc also took part in the event organized by Vettel. Each in his own way: the seven-time world champion travelled the track with his traditional scooter, while Leclerc on a bicycle

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