Netflix has revealed the first teaser for the "Senna" series starring Gabriel Leone and Kaya Scodelario

01 May 2024

The project will tell about the life of three-time Formula 1 champion Ayrton Senna.

Netflix has unveiled the debut teaser trailer for "Senna", a biographical series about legendary Brazilian racecar driver Ayrton Senna.

The six-part project will explore Senna's personality, career and relationships. The starting point will be the debut of Ayrton in England, where he moved from Brazil, and the culmination — his death in a tragic accident in Imola during San Marino Grand Prix.

The project is scheduled to premiere at the end of the year. The role of Senna was played by "Ferrari"'s Gabriel Leone, and the series also stars Kaya Scodelario and Alice Wegmann.

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Bart182

01 May 2024, 19:09 #

Today is exactly 30 years since the death of Senna, perhaps the greatest racer in history.

arahant

01 May 2024, 22:07 #

@Bart182: Senna was good, but still Michael.

elmoretti

PRO

01 May 2024, 20:12 #

*flashbacks of Manticore and Bad's review*

arahant

01 May 2024, 22:10 #

It is unlikely to be possible to repeat the success of the Race, but Airton deserves a decent biopic.

Malsagov

02 May 2024, 22:48 #

@arahant: There is a wonderful dock. "Senna". Although there are different genres, but the race is no match for him.

arahant

03 May 2024, 07:17 #

@Malsagov: I saw the documentary. Both films are great.

FullThrottle

PRO

01 May 2024, 22:29 #

Yes! Ayrton Senna's Super Monaco GP II was the best of the simulators among non-disk consoles. Then I saw the guy from the screensaver of my game being picked up by helicopter after an accident on the highway... Then, much later, I saw a documentary about how sincere this guy was, and how many friends he had left. The Institute of Safety for F1, created in his honor, does not allow cars until it is convinced of the reliability of security systems. This has produced results. Not a single pilot has died since the death of Ayrton Senna

Bart182

02 May 2024, 04:03 #

@FullThrottle: What about Jules Bianchi? Because of whose death, the machines now have a Halo.
And then there was Maria de Villota, who was injured in tests.

igormarkin34

PRO

02 May 2024, 11:12 #

But I wonder how Felix will show Ayrton's confrontation with Alain Prost?

FullThrottle

PRO

02 May 2024, 18:25 #

When we says Scodelario...

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