(4 May 1994) Formula One racing's governing body on Wednesday (4/5) announced
new safety measures for the sport in the aftermath of the deaths
at the weekend of drivers Ayrton Senna and Roland Ratzenberger.
International Automobile Federation (FIA) President Max Mosley
said the measures would go into effect at the next Formula One
Grand Prix.

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4/5 PARIS

GV press conference
FIA president Max Mosley speaking about the Senna fatal accident
on the lap before the accident, he says senna lost G-forces and
went off line
he then drove slowly for a while, and then he went flat out again
there was a sudden loss of downforce, at 308 km per hour, and the
rest you know
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