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"  There are a thousand videos of F1 cars attacking Spa-Francorchamps&amp;#039; Eau Rouge corner which are exciting enough as it is, but watching 22 years of Formula 1 cars take the same corner from an in-car perspective is fascinating. Let&amp;#039;s be clear about one thing: on the screen, the corner looks nothing like the multi-story climb it is in real life\u2014as anyone who&amp;#039;s been lucky enough to stand at the top and look down can tell you. It&amp;#039;s deceptively massive. The elevation change from the bottom to the top, flat-out as most F1 cars take it, must be breathtaking. This video shows a number of drivers taking the corner, including Michael Schumacher and Ayrton Senna, with one clip and one driver for each year. RELATED: Rotary heaven is onboard a Mazda 767B at Spa      If you watch carefully, you&amp;#039;ll notice that 1994 is missing from the footage. That was the year a temporary chicane was erected after accidents took the lives of Roland Ratzenberger and Ayrton Senna at Imola earlier that year. The chicane was an attempt to slow things down to prevent any more incidents before the track could be modified. 1994 was a bad year for Formula 1, so its omission isn&amp;#039;t something to fret about. RELATED: No production plans for Infiniti Q50 Eau Rouge... yet "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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