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**zlopikanikanz** · 05-15-2008, 07:45 PM

Senna worked his way to 6th from 15th when he hit the dog. He was pretty livid as you can see in the video (not least because he's out of the race but also because he's involuntarily killed a dog).

The producers pause the frame a fraction of a second before Senna hits it and so fortunately you don't really see the collision or the dog's aftermath. It is a very long camera shot anyway.

Here's the video (don't watch it if you are uneasy about it):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j400C3IAOC0

I havnt watched the video but I did see all the white dog hair stuck to Bruno's front tyre. It was truly horrific. The Turkish officials need to fence the track off from the surrounding countryside properly to ensure this doesn't happen again. Luckily this time it was a poor unfortunate dog that lost its life, next time it could be a driver.

05-15-2008, 07:45 PM	#19
zlopikanikanz Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 625 Senior Member	Senna worked his way to 6th from 15th when he hit the dog. He was pretty livid as you can see in the video (not least because he's out of the race but also because he's involuntarily killed a dog). The producers pause the frame a fraction of a second before Senna hits it and so fortunately you don't really see the collision or the dog's aftermath. It is a very long camera shot anyway. Here's the video (don't watch it if you are uneasy about it): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j400C3IAOC0 I havnt watched the video but I did see all the white dog hair stuck to Bruno's front tyre. It was truly horrific. The Turkish officials need to fence the track off from the surrounding countryside properly to ensure this doesn't happen again. Luckily this time it was a poor unfortunate dog that lost its life, next time it could be a driver.
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