My point was that Senna was one of F1's greatest drivers who died for his sport and the type of behaviour that Brundle is pushing is putting more great drivers at risk of dying.
F1 drivers prove day in and day out that they are some of the most astoundingly talented people on Earth. It isn't a "weak view" to believe that they shouldn't be expected to perform their jobs that put them in life or death situations in torturous conditions. Being unwilling to be subjected to 60+ Celsius temperatures that cause them to pass out while driving or throw up in their helmets. The drivers are the greatest assets for the sport.
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