Peter Windsor's Insight About Ayrton Senna's Qualifying Technique

Here's F1 journalist and former team manager Peter Windsor discussing a trait about Ayrton Senna's incredible qualifying skill.
As Windsor explains, Senna used to hold his breath for as long as he could during a qualifying lap. The journalist explains the three-time World Champion's thought process behind the technique.
It paid off. Senna held the all-time F1 record of 65 Pole Positions at the time of his death, and only Michael Schumacher (68) and Lewis Hamilton (104) have since surpassed the tally.
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Victor R.
Victor R. López is a Venezuelan journalist from Tumeremo who focuses on Formula 1 and motorsport. He covers driver news, race weekends and key stories from across the sport for F1-Fansite.com.
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