Special episode with Dax Shepard: F1 and the 30th anniversary of Ayrton Senna’s death

Friend Peter Attia met in medical school with whom he bonded over a shared obsession for F1 and Senna.

F1 driver who led the driver's association for safety in the early 1970s.

F1 driver, discussed about his stint at McLaren and his genuine and considerate personality off-track.

Legendary F1 driver, considered Senna's hero, known for winning championships in different cars.

F1 driver, initially inconsistent but having a great year, mentioned in context of Ferrari's team decisions.

F1 driver who won a championship in the mid-80s and was part of the golden era of F1.

F1 driver, considered insanely talented and an overachiever in his McLaren car, but struggles to finish above second.

F1 driver, Senna's rival and teammate, who is described as a two-time world champion and a calculating driver.

F1 driver, a close friend of Peter Attia, who won four consecutive titles in Adrian Newey-designed cars.

F1 driver mentioned as part of the golden era of F1 and as a Brazilian champion who was jealous of Senna.

One of Senna's best friends who crashed nearly fatally at Tamburello a couple of years before Senna's death.

Former CEO of FOM, believed to have brought Sid Watkins into F1 to improve safety.

An actor who died young; his life is contrasted with Senna's as someone who lived a full life despite its brevity.

Medical physician of F1, known for improving driver safety and who was present at the scene of Senna's death.

F1 world champion who died in a Formula 2 race in the 1960s, a comparable death to Senna's but less globally impactful at the time.

F1 car designer, whose book 'How to Build a Car' attributes Senna's crash to car design; considered the greatest F1 car designer.

Professional Formula Drifter and head of the Texas Drift Academy, described as an excellent teacher.

F1 driver mentioned as part of the golden era of F1 in the late 80s and early 90s.

Williams F1 technical director, who along with Adrian Newey was found liable for Senna's death by Italian courts.

F1 driver, Lewis Hamilton's former teammate, whose post-Mercedes career indicates his position in the field.

Owner of the Williams F1 team, who had always admired Senna and wanted him to drive for his team.

The lead character in Ayn Rand's 'The Fountainhead,' described as someone with clear vision, uncompromising, and ultimately proven right.

NASCAR driver whose death significantly changed safety in his sport, compared to Senna's impact on F1 safety.

F1 driver, well-liked by Dax Shepard's wife, known for his unique nickname 'Tripod'.

MotoGP legend, often referred to as the 'God of all Motorsports' due to his aggressive fighting style and long career.

Senna's teammate at Williams in 1994, who described the car as 'undriveable' and later became a world champion.

Senna's trainer and close confidante, who was with him during the events leading up to his death.

Actor who also raced prototypes and was present at the Imola race weekend, finding it eerie.

F1 driver, discussed as having fast one-lap pace but making too many mistakes in races.

Former FIA president, whose father was involved in WWII, implying a connection to Newey's comment.

Team principal of Mercedes, in whom Peter Attia has confidence to turn the team around.

Governing body of motorsports, accused of having favoritism towards Prost over Senna.

Drifting school founded by Josh Robinson, where Dax Shepard learned to drift.

McLaren F1 car, regarded as the greatest F1 car ever, driven by Senna and Prost.

The Williams F1 car Senna died in, discussed as having a problematic design especially when active suspension was removed.

Safety device in racing that would have saved Dale Earnhardt's life and became mandatory after his death.

F1 team Senna joined in 1994, which had been dominant but whose car was difficult to drive due to rule changes.

F1 team for which Michael Schumacher drove in 1994, believed to have had illegal traction control.

Engine supplier for McLaren in 1993, whose engine was not as good as Renault's that year.

F1 team that dominated for years, particularly during Lewis Hamilton's prime, referred to as having a 'better car'.

F1 team whose poor performance is a source of amusement in Peter Attia's WhatsApp group.

Engine supplier for Williams, contributing to their dominance in the early 90s.

F1 team that became dominant after a rule change and whose car is specifically built around Max Verstappen's driving style.

Book by Adrian Newey, detailing F1 car design, including the car Senna died in, is great resource.

Motorcycle racing series, mentioned as an initial passion for Dax Shepard and compared to F1 in terms of driver skill and danger.