SAN MARINO GP

AFTER dominating both qualifying and the race itself, Ayrton Senna (above) had to accept the bitter disappointment of running out of fuel three laps from the end. The smiles on the faces of some of the spectators tell you that a Ferrari was

on some spectators you a about to inherit the lead. (Below, clockwise) This season, the RAM-Hart cars have been creeping up the list of qualifiers but neither Manfred Winkelhock nor Philippe Alliot has yet scored a championship point. Pierluigi Martini, who faded to qualify a Tolernan at Monza last year, put,. new Minardi M195-Motori Moderni Pb turbo into 19th place on the god which suggests that the car is quite promising. Martini did not repeat that form in the race and retired after 14 laps with a broken wastegate. Jacques Laffite, back in the Ligier team, had his turbo fad after 22 laps, while in 13th place, a far cry from a few seasons ago when Ligiers led, and won, races. Forza tifosi! There were 150,000 spectators at Imola.