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Senna OTT release date: A six-part series about late Ayrton Senna’s personal and professional life is coming to OTT, 30 years after the racing great tragically lost his life
Last Updated: 03.58 PM, Sep 27, 2024
Three decades ago, one of Formula 1’s greatest talents, Brazilian driver Ayrton Senna lost his life in a crash at the San Marino Grand Prix in Italy. Over the years, the three-time F1 champion driver has been the subject of films and documentaries, chronicling his life, both personal and professional. Joining this long list is Senna, a six-part mini-series retelling of the racing champ’s life, that is coming to OTT shortly.
Six-part Senna mini-series coming to Netflix
Netflix will present the 6-part series featuring Gabriel Leone as the late F1 driver, and will make it available to stream for audiences across the world on November 29. According to an official note from the streamer, the series will follow Senna’s journey of triumphs, disappointments, joys, and sorrows, with a deep dive into his personality and personal relationships. It begins with the start of the three-time Formula 1 champion’s motor racing career, including his move to England to compete in Formula Ford, culminates with his fatal accident in Imola, Italy, during the San Marino Grand Prix.
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In 1994, 34-year-old Senna crashed into the concrete retaining wall of the San Marino Grand Prix circuit early on in the race. Such was the impact of the crash that Senna’s temporal artery had ruptured, draining him nearly of all blood in the 2 minutes it took for officials and medical staff to get him out of his car. Although he was pronounced dead later at the hospital, the official record states that he died in the impact.
Fans waiting for the series to drop on Netflix can also check out the documentary Senna that’s available on the streamer, which profiles the late Brazilian racer and includes stock footage of some of his public appearances and interviews. The show’s a great addition to the streamer’s F1 library, which also includes a Michael Schumacher documentary and 6 seasons of Drive to Survive.