| IMPORTANT: This pages are part of an Alain Prost-fansite! Most (hardcore) fans of Alain Prost have a different opinion about Ayrton Senna than Alain himself. Alain Prost had a helmet of Ayrton Senna in his office at Team Prost and still has an original helmet of Ayrton Senna at home. For him, Ayrton had become a friend and Alain thinks, that Ayrton Senna was one of the best drivers ever. However, this doesn't mean, that all the fans of Alain think the same way. We don't forget the unfair driving style of Ayrton Senna and the way he acted, but what's even more important, we just know that Alain Prost was the better F1-driver than Ayrton Senna - and there are plenty of arguments for that... |
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Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost | ||
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Title | Description | Language |
| Ayrton Senna - by Alain Prost | That's the complete story of Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost... It's a long story, so better print it and read it offline... | English |
| Ayrton Senna vs. Alain Prost | Statistics show you would rather have Alain Prost in your car if you were a F1 team principal | English |
| Ayrton Senna vs. Alain Prost | On that page, we list some of the reasons, why Alain Prost was the better Formula 1- | English |
| SENNA - THE MOVIE | In defence of Alain Prost | English |
| Prost fan | Former Formula 1 driver Karun Chandhok explains why Alain Prost was his childhood hero and why he thinks the Senna movie was wrong.... | English |
| French Resistance: The 1988 French Grand Prix | The 1988 French Grand Prix - one of Ayrton and Alain's hardest fights. A chapter of the book "The Power and The Glory: Senna, Prost and F1's Golden Era" by David Sedgwick | English |
| Ayrton Senna - par Alain Prost | La longue histoire d'Ayrton Senna et d'Alain Prost... | Français |
"On a human level, he's more false than anyone I have ever known" Alain Prost on Ayrton Senna, Autosport 23/30 December 1993 "I think he honestly believes what he's saying, but then so did Hitler." Sir Jackie Stewart on Ayrton Senna after Suzuka 1990 "Senna had quite clearly not only been in the wrong but he could well have killed them both." Murray Walker on Ayrton Senna's collision with Alain Prost at Suzuka 1990 | ||
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