Hi everybody, my name is Guilherme (call me Guil or Guimengo), and I just got my login to this forum, so this is my first time here.
Just want to tell bigears that Ayrton Senna actually died on the track, but if the race directors had released the news, than the race would have been stopped, and he would have been declared the winner, according to the rules back then.
If that was to happen, it would have been the first time in F1 history, and in the 70's a pilot who I can't remember the name ended up winning the championship even though he died a couple of races before.
So, Senna had his death declared to have happened at the hospital to avoid having the podium with a missing pilot for the first time in F1 history, and not to lose money on the race at the time.
Just wanted to let everyone know that, and you all can trust me, because I'm Brazilian and I follow F1 for a long time, even though I just turned 18.
See ya!