Adelaide Effect
It was the second,
grand prix I’d seen,
But this was,
unbelievably wet,
It captured my
attention, and enthusiasm,
All this was made
possible, by the Adelaide effect.
Prost was true to
his word, only doing the parade lap,
It left Senna in
the lead, one he was reluctant to give back.
The Williams of
Boutsen and Patrese, gave chase,
As the circuit now
resembled, some kind of boating race.
Mansell hit the
barriers, spun out of control,
While Nannini
pressed the Williams, heading into the unknown.
Senna passed a
backmarker, but left Brundle unsighted,
Turning the
Mclaren into a tricycle, and leaving Boutsen delighted.
It was all down,
to the Adelaide effect,
This race was a
classic, and still ranks as one of the best.
It was all down,
to the Adelaide, effect,
When it rained on
this circuit, it really got seriously wet.
It was all down,
to the Adelaide effect,
Not many cars and
drivers, made it to the end of this test.
All down, to the
Adelaide effect.
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