However, when the 1994 San Marino GP came around the corner, it became one of Formula One's darkest days. During qualifying, Roland Ratzenberger had a fatal crash during his lap. When Ratzenberger was coming around the fast-left of Tamburello, the wing failed when Ratzenberger turned into the Villeneuve kink, becoming lodged underneath the front wheels, making his car go airborne for a moment, and led him straight to a concrete wall. After the crash, he was reported to have a fractured skull, which is what casued him the death. Unfortunately when it was time for Sunday's race, another fatal crash would soon occur. Ayrton Senna was uncomfortable with the car. According to Senna, he feels that the car is unstable or not adjusted to his likings. When the Grand Prix started, Senna immediately found himself in a bad situation. His car was unstable and continued to be after lap after lap. But on lap 7, the car suddenly lost control on the huge long turn of Turn 1, it went straight onto the gravel, and came towards the concreate wall in a speed of 211 km/h or 131mph. The race was immediately red-flagged as field marshals and medics rushed towards Senna's car. Senna was immediately rushed towards a nearby hospital for doctors to try and save his life. Meanwhile back in the circuit, there was one thing that all the drivers couldn't stop thinking of, Senna. But on 1:04pm, Ayrton Senna passed away.