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"Ayrton is an idol that even after so many years , remains in the minds of people in a very present way. His strength and charisma still wiggle including individuals who never saw his race. Example of this is part of new generation of F1 drivers has him as great idol and example."

Monaco Grand Prix 1990

Ayrton Senna in 1990
For Ayrton Senna fans, and there are a lot of them among the paying public, in spite of the anti-Senna lobby among the English...

Genius and Mystical Experience

In his lifetime, Ayrton Senna was acknowledged as the greatest F1 racing driver in the world.  Gifted with immense natural skill and technical understanding,...

Ayrton Senna 1/20 scale figure

Still sticking with my miniature driver figures, I spent the afternoon refining the painting on this 1/20 figure of Ayrton Senna. The figure is by...

Greatest racing moments: Ayrton Senna

1. Monaco qualifying Senna’s qualifying laps around the narrow streets of the Principality have rightly become the stuff of legend. You’ve doubtless seen the onboard...

A name that inspires

Ayrton Senna in Portugal in 1986
Ayrton Senna: a name that inspires confidence and pride, a tsunami in the deep, sifting ocean of motorsport history, rich in krill-like factoids which...

Electronic driver aids 1994

Ayrton Senna - Aida 1994
Williams was at the forefront of this development with the radical active everything FW14B which dominated the 1992 season. After the widespread implementation of...

Senna’s crazy weekend

Australian Grand Prix 1985
Ayrton Senna – rally driver. Now there’s a cover line any magazine editor would covet. It happened too, on a blustery, grey Welsh hillside...

Ayrton Senna : Imola 1994 Diorama – flag for Roland

Ayrton Senna wanted victory at Imola in 1994, not so much for him self as for the Roland Ratzenberger. In his Williams cockpit they...

Senna vs Irvine : Suzuka 1993

Eddie Irvine made his debut for Jordan, finishing 6th (thereby scoring his first points) and then being punched by Ayrton Senna for unlapping himself...