ITALIAN GRAND PRIX

No driver ever admits to being superstitious, but all of them carry lucky charms with them and a majority have some sort of ritual before getting into the car.
But what happened at Monza would make even the greatest skeptics’ hair stand on end.
Ayrton Senna won an unattainable pole position, one second ahead of Prost. The McLarens raced as favorites once again, even in Ferrari territory.
During the race, Prost started off better and jumped in front, but he was passed by Senna on the first chicane. The race was practically set, being led by Ayrton Senna.
Until Prost retired on lap 34, citing engine trouble. On lap 49, two to the end, while hastily attempting to pass backmarker Jo Schlesser, Senna crashed in the middle of the corner and retired from the race.
For the devoted Ferrari fans, however, the accident was sent by Commander Enzo Ferrari, who had passed away the month before.
This could be the only explanation for the improbable win by Ferrari twosome, Gerhard Berger e Michele Alboreto.