San Marino, Italy, 1994. Two men arrived to compete in the third race of the Formula One 1994 season. Roland Ratzenberger was in his first season of Formula One competition and was hoping to qualify for what would be just his second Grand Prix, while Ayrton Senna was a three-time World Champion who had already won 41 Grand Prix races, and was generally considered to be the best driver in the world. Tragically, neither would survive the week. Thanks in large part to safety measures instituted by the other drivers following this tragic weekend, theirs were the last Formula One-related driver deaths as of 2012. Their deaths carry important and striking safety lessons that are applicable across all industries and have likely saved countless lives in the last two decades. 

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