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The weekend of May 1, 1994 at Imola remains one of motorsport’s darkest chapters. Roland Ratzenberger died during Saturday qualifying, and the next day Ayrton Senna crashed fatally while leading the San Marino Grand Prix. The track layout, the speed, and the unshielded concrete walls all combined to turn a race weekend into a tragedy. Senna’s steering column had fractured prior to impact, a technical failure later cited in court. Michael Schumacher, who finished first after the race was restarte

Until the tragic 1994 San Marino Grand Prix weekend at Imola — where a Minardi wheel failed and struck mechanics — the FIA had no fixed speed restrictions for cars entering and exiting pits during races. Drivers routinely blasted through at full tilt, treating the pit lane as an extension of the circuit. The formal cap of 50mph (80km/h) was introduced later that year, radically transforming the once wild‑west zone. Slowing pit‑lane speeds forced teams to rethink strategy — pit stops now required

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