Incredible. Oh, this is quite appalling. Well, this is lunicrous. He's out of the race. He's out of the race.

Bringback V10s has gone better.

Hi everyone. Welcome to the first Bring Back V10's debrief of season 13, where we look back on our opening episode about the flashpoints in the short-lived Ayrton-Cenna, Michael Schumacher

rivalry. For those of you listening to this in the main Bring Back V-10's feed, this is a taster

of something we do after every episode exclusively for the race members club, where our members

can ask me questions about an episode we've just done. As you'd expect for this topic, we've had so many

questions and the standard is brilliantly high, which has made whittling them down into a manageable

number very tough. So let's see how many we get through. Inevitably, we had quite a few

questions along the lines of what if Senna had lived beyond him in the 1994. That's a subject we have covered quite a few times on Bring Back V10s in our main

Q&A episodes in the past.

Thanks to one of our members, Stuart Coulter, who's indexed all the questions we've ever

answered.

I can tell you that we've touched on that subject primarily back in season one, episode 10, season 3, episode 12, plus a few more times in members-only Q&As.

So what I've tried to do is focus on the versions of that question that add a new element to it here, rather than the straightforward version of could Senor have have made up a 30 point deficit after Imala,

or would Schumacher have still been thrown out of various races if Senna was around?

There's still versions of those questions that will dig into,

so I'm hopeful that we can go over that ground in a few different ways here.

But let's begin.

The first question is from Matthew McMahon, who says,

How do you think the Senna Schumacher rivalry would have played out in the social media world? Simply put Matthew horrendously. Honestly, it's bad enough talking about them decades removed and going back over their early 90s storylines and that, well, you know,

Schumacher goes on for a bit longer than that, just talking about the careers that they had

at the time they had them still drags up irrational social media reaction from Senna or

...