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I read an interview with Scottish bike racer Steve Hislop a while back with views very similar to those of Senna about being sort of ehad of the bike.
Also if you watch MotoGP, the golden era of the early 90's was dominated by American rider Wayne Rainey, he was rarely on the quickest bike but was the man that pushed the level of riding beynod that of most.
He won the Japanese GP of 1993, beating quicker bikes and stuff, and in that race he believes he was so far ahead of the bike that he was almost playing with the opposition, his tyres were perfect and he could slide the bike so much he was trying to intimidate his opponents, especially his biggest rival Kevin Schwantz. He mentions wort of watching himself over the top of the bike, almost looking down on himself.
I have only ever experienced this is in simulation games, where very occasionally you can sort of get into a zone you previously have bever got into!
Very weird
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