Automobilista 2 Roland Ratzenberger livery 1994 at Imola (VR)

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Roland Walter Ratzenberger
Roland Walter Ratzenberger (July 4, 1960 – April 30, 1994) was an Austrian racing driver, known for his brief but memorable career in Formula 1. He is often remembered for the tragic circumstances surrounding his death during the race weekend of the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix. Here are some key points about his life and career:

Early Career
Karting and junior series: Ratzenberger started his career in karting in Austria before moving to formula cars in the 1980s.
Success in lower categories: He competed in championships such as Formula Ford and British Formula 3. He won the prestigious Formula Ford Festival in 1986.
24 Hours of Le Mans: Ratzenberger also participated in endurance racing, achieving respectable results in the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Formula 1
Debut season: Ratzenberger made his Formula 1 debut in 1994 with Simtek, a relatively new team with limited resources. He raced with car number 32.
First race: His first Grand Prix was in Brazil in 1994, where he failed to qualify. However, he managed to finish in the Japanese Grand Prix.

Tragic Event
Fatal accident: During qualifying for the San Marino Grand Prix on April 30, 1994, Ratzenberger crashed at high speed at the Villeneuve corner on the Imola circuit. The cause was a damaged front wing that detached, making the car uncontrollable. He died from his injuries, primarily due to severe head trauma caused by the impact.
Impact on the sport: His death, occurring a day before Ayrton Senna's fatal crash in the same race, prompted widespread changes in Formula 1's safety measures.

Legacy
Remembrance: Ratzenberger is remembered as a dedicated and passionate driver. His death played a pivotal role in reshaping safety protocols in Formula 1, including improved circuits, car structures, and medical support.