https://www.researchgate.net/profil...mance-1950-2014.pdf?origin=publication_detail

 

Senna watches in the TAG Heuer museum

 

Like any research study, there are certain limitations and also a defined scope. This study was up to F1 2014, before Mercedes began dominating in the F1 turbo hybrid era. A followup study should be done to update this given the same parameters used. I can’t say I can readily agree or disapprove the conclusion/results of the study. But what i do admire most about this study are it’s methodological approach, use of analytical data and ability to reproduce variables to arrive on a conclusion.. to a very controversial hypothesis although this study still needs to be critically-appraised and peered reviewed before a scientific body

We all have our preconceived notions, biases and self-observations, and probably this study just wanted to give it a more scientific approach

 

Agreed about Clark.
It’s interesting the fact that Schumacher is almost never on the list of top drivers, even having almost all F1 records.

I’ve seen three Brazilian journalists who were in Imola ‘94 meeting again this week in a web meeting. It lasted about 3:30 hours. They said Senna answered them in off quoting the slogan of TH, when they asked about Schumacher compared to him. Meaning Schumacher would crack under pressure. I had never heard that before!

It was quite prophetic: Indeed, we have seen him crack under pressure at least three times since then: ‘94 agains Hill, ‘96 against Villeneuve and in 2005 or ‘06 in Monaco qualifying agains Alonso...

 

Nice! Thanks for sharing.

thanks!

 

https://tagheuerenthusiastgallery.blogspot.com/search/label/Senna?view=snapshot

I've tried to tag all the Senna watches, have I missed any?

 

Thanks Albert, fixed!

 

Is it possible to sort the galleries into chronological order by year of release?

 

Potentially yes, but... it would mean me going into every watch and labelling it with a date, and as I'm still only 30% through labelling them with dial colours etc, probably not! Also, 'blogger' seems to be moving to a new 'less user friendly' interface - which is making the job that much harder, so thanks for that Google.

 

Ah, I see. That would be a major undertaking!

 

Indeed, I'm already regretting this bunch of labelling!

 

Great job!
But you missed the one that matters most, which is the one he wore the most and was most often photographed wearing - the S/el Ana-Digi ref. S25.706C. (Also missed his personal Series 6000 ref. WH5151, from his latter years.)

 

Yes, although to be honest my purpose for doing it was so that I could pick my 5 favourite 'Senna' branded watches for a blogpost... but I can label those two as well.

 

You're too good for this planet

 

Vida Longa Senna!

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