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The helmet of three-time Formula One World Champion Ayrton Senna, on display at F1 - The Exhibition in Toronto.
The 34 year old Brazilian driver was killed at the San Marino Grand Prix, a weekend full of tragedies, 31 years ago today.
During the Friday practice session, Jordan driver Rubens Barrichello suffered a horrific crash as he hit a curb travelling at 140 miles per hour, launching his car into a barrier. The next day while qualifying Austrian Roland Ratzenberger was killed as his Simtek-Ford hit a concrete retaining wall, he was killed instantly.
On Sunday, the day of the race, Senna was quoted as saying: 'I'm not optimistic about this race at all'. Seven laps into the race, he too crashed and was killed, thus ending the weekend that changed Formula One forever.
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Hockey Hall of Fame, Toronto
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This Found Foto was taken in the Mausoleum at Toronto's Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
The 1958 and first British Formula 1 Champion would have turned 96 years of age today. Hawthorn also added victories from the 12 Hours of Sebring and the 24 Hours of Lemans both in 1955.
He retired from racing at the end of the 1958 season after been greatly affected by the death of his friend and Ferrari team mate Peter Collins, killed at that year's German Grand Prix at the Nurburgring.
Hawthorn lost his life in a road accident on the A3 Guilford bypass on January 22, 1959, less than a year following his retirement.
On display at F1 - The Exhibition in Toronto
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1973: Stephen at the house on Yonge Street in Kingston
Looking south on Yonge Street towards Queen Street
Yonge and Dundas in Toronto
Elgin and Winter Garden Theatres, on Yonge Street, Toronto
Looking north on Yonge Street
