Former motor-racing boss Max Mosley leaves after attending the release of Lord Justice Brian Leveson's report on media practices in central London November 29, 2012 file photo. REUTERS/Andrew Winning
LONDON (Reuters) - It has been 20 years since Formula One last suffered a driver fatality but that milestone, an achievement that would once have stretched credulity, will get less attention than the anniversary of Ayrton Senna's death at Imola.
If the focus is on the late Brazilian triple world champion - an idol to millions and arguably the greatest driver of them all - rather than the safety record since 1994 then it is with good reason.
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