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We're back. Hopefully you missed those engine sounds and our little theme tune as much as we have

because finally Bring Back V10's Series 2 is here. We have plenty of trips down F1 memory lane for you over the coming weeks meandering our way through the V10 era from 1989 to 2005.

And as we did at the end of series 1, we'll be finishing off by taking your questions.

So remember to ask us anything you like using the hashtag Bring Back V10s on social media,

and we'll get through as many as we can at the end of the series.

But this isn't the time to talk about the end of the series, this is all about the start of a new series.

And there was one man we barely talked about during our first run of episodes, so we thought it would be fitting to put that right immediately.

I don't really need to offer any suspense here because you've seen the episode title already and we are finally dedicating an episode to Ayrton Senna.

But we wanted to do it a little bit differently.

All the great usual stories about Senna have been told brilliantly, whether it's through

the film, through all the books, the magazine articles, websites.

We wanted to look for something else to give the Bring Back V10's treatment,

and we've chosen the only time he completed a significant amount of a race distance in a Williams.

So we're looking at his final Brazilian Grand Prix in 1994.

Joining me for episode one are Ed Straw, who's returning, of course, from last time,

and Brazilian TV, radio, magazine, journalist, extraordinaire and veteran of 50 years in the industry,

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