what, like the original you mean?? Surely not. i know senna was into bikes etc, but he had nothing to do with ducati, (or MV Agusta)...so how come he gets all these bikes named after him? He was a driver ffs..someone enlighten me please...
i agree, although im probably also rascist. when you think that the old girl in the background is pretty much 20 years old, she isnt put to shame in anyway, shape or form is she..? ps... a)does senna's bird know where the footpegs are? and b) the bloke whose shagging her, probably gets sick and tired of having to follow her around to these shindigs for her dead husband..... just sayin' :wink:
Senna did like bikes, he went to the Ducati factory, looked at the bikes and ordered a Monster in the colour scheme that was later called the "Senna" colours, unfortuanately he died before the bikes delivery, that's the story apparently.
Senna was a BIG fan of Ducati and MV Agusta. Both companies made limited edition bikes as a tribute to him and to raise money for his charity. At least this is the story I heard
yeah i know that, and that he was a bike nut etc..but isnt it a bit ott for two Italian manufacturers to dedicate special editions to him for almost 20 years when he had no affiliation with either company and wasnt even a motorcycle racer?? Damon Hill was a semi serious motorcycle racer and world champ, what about him? Im not knocking Senna, he was dead before any of this started, but it seems utterly absurd to give him these irrelevant tributes...What about the likes of Joey Dunlop et al? And DO Ducati REALLY give the profits to his charity?? come on... Why dont Brother make a special edition series of knitting machines...i heard Colin Mcrae loved a tartan scarf of a cold Scottish evening...
